If mobile has its own version of the Bill of Rights, tethering ought to be like the third or fourth amendment guaranteeing this right.
Seriously, right?
Look at the lack of tethering for iPhone users on AT&T while users on Sprint and Verizon Wireless probably find it strange how backward that sounds and, yet, iPhone users pay over to AT&T a bigger bill than their compatriots from other wireless providers.
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