After that Android's deceptively straightforward tethering feature was almost saddening...
After that Android's deceptively straightforward tethering feature was almost saddening...
Ha - you should've seen early iPhone tethering. Back in those days, net neutrality wasn't a legal right yet (at least here in the Netherlands), so the carriers would push a profile to your phone that disabled tethering. The solution, of course, was to jailbreak your phone and install a tweak that turned it back on.
You must live in the future!
Ah yes, the infamous 'zero rating'... this is currently the only hole in the net neutrality regulation. However, apart from that, net neutrality is indeed a legal right in the EU.
https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/?uri=CELEX%3A...
https://berec.europa.eu/eng/document_register/subject_matter...
Even though I never did get a Sharp Zaurus in the end, I migrated directly from Palm TX Neoo FreeRunner and to Nokia N900 and the rest is history. And I'm running Sailfis OS on my Xperia X now. :)