While tethering (bridging or sharing a mobile device’s data connection with a computer) is typically looked down upon by carriers unless they can slap additional charges on that functionality, endusers are always looking for nonconventional ways to tether their mobile devices with their computers – especially iPhone users. To circumvent the strict tethering regulations that carriers put in place, most users interested in tethering turn to a third-party software modification and application distribution channel that most of us in the world of iOS have come to know and love over the years: Cydia.
However, what about the users who don’t want to Jailbreak, or who simply can’t due to circumstances beyond their control? If you’re lucky enough to pick up one of unique applications in the App Store that has some form of Easter egg allowing your device to tether, that could be a feasible solution. But, what happens when a restore is required and that app is no longer available on the App Store because Apple has learned of its true nature? The answer is simple, users can turn to tether’s new iOS services.
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