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“If you read my previous post you would see I already know all of this but I don't care, they don't charge me for tethering on my non-tethering plan...”
I'm happy for you, really I am. However what works for you may not work for anybody else.
This isn't a thread about what one person can or cannot do, it is a thread about networks / tariff's have a policy which actively allow tethering and regardless of what is working for you, the plan which you are on doesn't openly allow or promote tethering in its terms, we seem to agree on that.
Personally, if tethering was a feature which I needed then I wouldn't gamble taking out a contract which didn't allow it, just based on the fact that it works for one random stranger on a forum, because there is no guarantee that (a) it would work for me when I came to do it or (b) that if it did work now, that it would continue working for the duration of any contract period.
Also, I would think that the more customers who start to tether on what is essentially sold as a non tethering contract then the more likely they will be to eventually block it, so if it is working for you, then as a word to the wise - i'd be keeping quiet about it.