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HI,<br />
i have bell router at home and several devices connected &nbsp;to it, Lets say one of the many devices i have a laptop and mobile phone . Through my router settings i have restricted wifi access to the laptop. Now if i connect the phone with usb wire to the laptop and tether i can access the wifi again, Is there a way to stop this, i want to restrict internet access on laptop even if it is connected to the mobile which is using the same wifi.
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HI,
i have bell router at home and several devices connected  to it, Lets say one of the many devices i have a laptop and mobile phone . Through my router settings i have restricted wifi access to the laptop. Now if i connect the phone with usb wire to the laptop and tether i can access the wifi again, Is there a way to stop this, i want to restrict internet access on laptop even if it is connected to the mobile which is using the same wifi.

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