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apple in 2025: uhh so we do not have any ports u have to buy our 5k wireless charger separately

I just searched this too. Wonder if it'll be good for mobile gaming?

@@sleepy1171 If you have 5Ghz Wi-Fi and good signal strength, probably not. Ethernet still has the best latency and stability, but 5ghz is a close second. Regarding battery, there are usb ethernet adaptors with charging pass-through if needed

❓️❔️🤔 👉 Can this device be used to deliver ethernet internet via USB-C tethering cellular data while adding an ethernet switch/PC for better speed/latency than, otherwise, using cellphone mobile WiFi hotspotting? ..... 🤔 If so, from some additional cost, would a USB-C hub with Power Delivery\PD and an ethernet\RJ45 jack (among other ports on the hub) deliver the data tethering while also keeping the phone charged during cellular [ethernet] tethering with the benefit of also having HDMI output from phone to TV (various resolution/framerate support applies) or running a (Samsung) phone in Dex mode with a keyboard+mouse while viewing the Dex on monitor/TV with access to USB/(micro)SD card storage that's plugged into the hub, albeit slower data and framerate than a docking station? Really, curious about charging while ethernet data tethering from my cellphone.

Me also

​@@That_Handle Have you tried t yet?

Good tip Mike. Thanks for adding. I had not yet tried this trick with my iPhone 11, so now I know. 😄

Definitely want to use VPN. Especially if you're planning to attend Zoom meetings with that toaster! :-P (Excellent post, thanks) :-D

There's a specific bagel model adapter for that use. Make sure to apply cream cheese before you plug it in. It's lightning fast.

Ahahahahahah. Cream cheese. 😆😆

ahahah, blame it on my southern (US) up-bringing.😆

Does it actually work

Thanks !

My Motorola supports otg but I have a similar adapter, it is Ethernet to usb-c with 3 usb-A ports additionally, and it didn't work. It only can connect to other USB devices, but no internet trough the Ethernet plug. Probably we need application that does the trick.

is the connection unidirectional? from modem to smartphone or also from smartphone to router?

Will it work on any Phone???

:)

Yes, I've been doing this since January. Preferably, you'll need an unlocked phone for continuous tethering, because carriers put data caps on tethering, and a VPN so the carrier can't track your IP address. I purchased an unlocked phone from Best Buy for 80 bucks and the best and easiest VPN to use is VyprVpn because it's easy to download and configure on the router.I haven't been able to use an Ethernet cable,but a USB cable works just fine. The last thing you'll need is a router that allows opensource VPN client software. The router I chose is the Asus RT-AC66U because Asus routers are one of the few and cheapest that allow vpn client software configuration. The total cost for me was under $300 for everything, but I was able to get rid of my Spectrum internet bill that was $70/month and I'm able to tether around 80 gigabytes of data from my phone per month doing this set up. I googled "how to tether smartphone to router" and found out how to set everything up perfectly. I wish you the best of luck and hope you're able to get rid of a monthly bill just like me.😀😀😀

@@boxtja1442 But aren't you billed by your phone carrier for the 80gb of data per month even though you're using a VPN?

Nope, I have the unlimited plan. $50 a month.

Box Tja what company do u use bro verizon?

@@boxtja1442 can you give link of site or vid.. also do I need router with usb port ?

IKR? I get that Bob Odenkirk comment often.😄

That's so awesome! ☺👍

Exactly. Or for me, i sometimes get stuck working in spaces where neither wifi nor Cellular is available. 😊

I am not sure, but it would not surprise me if someone had written an app just for this sort of thing. It's almost like tethering except by LAN cable instead of USB. Interesting question. 🤔

Not sure, Jakpor. Several other viewers have asked that same question. I have not had the time to experiment with that idea. 😁

If you are trying to share mobile data with other devices using a router then you can go about it this way. Path Mobile(USB cable) > laptop or pc > ether net cable to router WAN port. Connect to internet and Enable USB tethering on mobile (works on Android) Share internet by clicking on properties in network and sharing center (windows) and checking box to allow share internet to ethernet adapter (select from drop down menu) Voila your router will detect internet and will transmit it to other wifi devices. Or you can get 4g compatible router and just put sim in 4g dongle and connect it to router. No need to use laptop in this case. Hope it helps.

@@RealDaniyalAhmed tq, will try when i free.

yeah it's called usb tethering. i used to share my phone's mobile data to my laptop through usb

@@Kagamiya but only in usb or it is possible in ethernet?

thanks for watching. Glad to have viewers from all over the world! :-)

If your phone has hotspot function you can turn it into a wifi router.

yes u can

Not sure about android phones but on an iPhone you can. Settings > Cellular > Setup Personal HotSpot Note: Unless you got an unlimited data plan it is Not wise to do this.

Yes. You can do this with portable hotspot option

But with unlimited data?

wireless charger

you might be able to plug a usb hub into the phone, with the adapter in one port and the charger in the other. I'm not sure if this will work but that will at least allow both to be plugged into the phone at the same time.

that's probably true Gert. In this demonstration, my point was that if you needed to connect to a hardwired network for a short time to diagnose something or access a LAN resource (not otherwise available by wifi), this could be an option. My thought is you probably wouldn't run your phone in this matter for any length of time. Thanks for commenting! :-)

Is there any update about it?

I made this a year ago. Might help answer that question kzfaq.info/get/bejne/n8mlgpR4la6bc4U.html

Thanks Abu 😊

this question has been asked a few times already. And, it's a great question. the short answer from me is "I don't know and I've not tried". It would be great if you could use the USB-Ethernet as a way to share the phone as a modem.

Will someone please solve this!

Right? Bob Odenkirk has a secret passion for networking 😆

I think what you might be asking is could the phone be used as a vulnerable gateway to access your local area network period I'm not 100% positive but I'm pretty sure that's not the case

so, I didn’t install anything. I guess my Pixel 2 must have had that already? thanks for contributing to the conversation 😀

@@NetworkAdvisor Android Oreo and above has it. Anything below doesn/t

@@TheJustinHit too bad my Android Stock ( Oreo) doesn't work with Eth adapt

look for usb tethering in your mobile phone

Not possible... Mobike charging ports are only input...

@@Mahroofkaringanad USB tethering literally exists, so phones can output anything, including sharing files to pc

I too have thought it would be cool to build a phone charger from POE outlet.

Yes

It’s possible the phone isn’t supporting that network adapter.

You wouldn’t need to use cellular data while on the LAN.

It might? Great question and I do not know. One of the things I would be wondering is if the phone would have the software to support it.

Agreed. 😄

Have you try ??

Great! Some people say it works straightaway, other say you have to install something called OTG

@@NetworkAdvisor just wondered, why would you want to do this? What benefit is there?

Two possible reasons: 1. You have some diagnostic app or process you need to perform on the wired network with your phone (ie. Port scan, angry IP, Fing). 2. You’re trapped working in a location where you have neither access to Wifi or cellular. This used to happen to me a lot when I was working in data centers. But if I hunted around enough I could sometimes find a open network that would let me plug in and get raw internet access. 😁

@@NetworkAdvisor 3. Ethernet to mobile best for mobile streamers

That might work if your smart TV has an Ethernet power. 🤷‍♂️

If you connect your phone to the ethernet plug by wire you have no radiation AND you can make phone calls if both parties use Duo or Signal app that works over the internet

Aww bummer 😑

In this example it does not. :-)

Bzj

12 i got ELEVEN

No bro not at all ...

intenet phone tethering? to take LTE to PC? yes you can and you dont need adapters if youre tryn to use it on a computer

@@rookm13 im talking about via the same adapter

@@rookm13 it's not about hotspot dude

up. i have a same question

Yes, you're right. But those icons might vary depending on the manufacturer.

@@NetworkAdvisor How can I tell whether my Moto g phone is using the network adapter or getting information through the air waves? (I turn the Wifi off, because the Wifi in the office isn't working correctly) I don't see any icon come up, when I do what you describe in the video here. Thanks so much

@@NetworkAdvisor I tried to carry out what you describe with my moto G phone. But the network adapter lights come on, but don't blink. I can't get the phone to use the ethernet link. Can you advise? Thanks so much.

Jae, that was a TrendNet which is a cheaper model (here in the US). :-)

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