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VM Hubs as WiFi hot spots
http://www.ispreview.co.uk/index.php...-hotspots.html
Whatever happened to this ? Has it been quietly 'shelved'? |
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If your hub is in modem mode is it capable of being used as a 'hotspot'? |
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No. As previously discussed when the trial was running earlier in the year, if you go into modem mode then you're opted out of the WiFi service.
You're not a hotspot, but you also can't use the service as a broadband customer. |
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That's a shame, there's no reason why it couldn't still operate as a hotspot when in modem mode. Hell, if anything, it'd have extra bandwidth to play with.
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Meanwhile it is now possible to upgrade to a 4G mobile phone account with Virgin Mobile, with free usage of WhatsApp.
Anything to do with the delays to Virgin WiFi domestic hot spots? http://www.4g.co.uk/virgin-mobile-4g...twork-summary/ |
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Saying that, I'm confused as well, as I would have thought that this is standard knowledge. Maybe it means for those WhatsApp users who make heavy use of photo & video messages (like my mum), and so use a lot of mobile bandwidth? |
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To be clear it's WhatsApp message usage that isn't counted. Video and audio calls via WhatsApp are. Same is true for Facebook Messenger.
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Photo, audio and video messages are also covered. It's live audio and video that is not.
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So just like Windows 10 n Microrubbish VirginMedia wants every Tom, Dick, Harry n Mary to use our Wi-Fi Routers that WE pay for...Any way of Stopping it. If Not I'm Out after 20 years with them. Can the Firewall on HIGH stop people using it.
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Yes you can opt out AFAIK. No doubt Ben will clarify at some time. |
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