Those of you who have a iPad 3/ new iPad or know about the iPad 3/ new iPad would know that it has a tethering feature by the name ‘Wi-Fi Personal Hotspot’. This feature allows users to share the iPad’s 4G LTE or HSPA + Internet connection with a laptop or other devices that can connect to a WiFi connection. The carriers who offer this are Verizon and Rogers, while AT&T currently doesn’t. When you get Wi-Fi Personal Hotspot, it may not be enabled by default. Read on to know if your Wi-Fi Personal Hotspot is enabled or not!
There’s an easy way to tell whether or not the Wi-Fi Personal Hotspot is enabled or not. All you have to do is follow the steps below;
Step 1: Simply launch the Settings app.
Step 2: Look at the top left area of the screen.
Step 3: If the Personal Hotspot can be seen at the top, then it means that it’s enabled. If you don’t see it, then you’ll need to enable it
How to enable it
Enabling the Wi-Fi Personal Hotspot is easy, and you can do it by reading below;
Step 1: Simply launch the Settings app.
Step 2: Now tap ‘General’.
Step 3: Then tap ‘Network’.
Step 4: Now, tap Personal Hotspot.
Step 5: Simply, toggle the Personal Hotspot to on.
Now, if you did everything right, the Personal Hotspot will appear in the top level Settings list when you check it, and you won’t have to repeat the steps again whenever you’ll want to use it.
Changing your Wi-Fi Personal Hotspot password is also important and we’ll talk about it later. Having a good Wi-Fi + 4G connection package is important as well.
(via iMore)
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