If there is an application that irritates more than anything else our operators, it is MyWi and sisters. They can transform the iPhone into a modem in order to share its Internet connection without paying the option normally charged by the operator. In the end, only the user there's something. But soon.
An AT&T spokesperson has confirmed this, but not August 11th as a hard cutoff date, saying:
Earlier this year, we began sending letters, emails, and text messages to a small number of smartphone customers who use their devices for tethering but aren’t on our required tethering plan. Our goal here is fairness for all of our customers. (This impacts a only small percentage of our smartphone customer base.)
The letters outline three choices:
1) Stop tethering and keep their current plan (including grandfathered unlimited plan)
2) Proactively call AT&T or visit our stores and move to the required tethering plan
3) Do nothing and we’ll go ahead and add the tethering plan on their behalf — after the dated noted in their customer notification
Thus the U.S. operator has decided to take the reins in hand, never to let it go. Soon, AT&T will automatically change the data plan user applications such fond MyWi without warning at préalabe. Moreover, it will be the package 2Go/month $45. Finally, the option (official) will be part of modem or $20 extra. In other words, it's going to yell in the cottages![source]
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