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Originally Posted by frazell
What is a "real" internet connection? What makes a cell connection any less "real"? Not sure you deciding what someone else should be using makes it a valid "real" connection. It is accurate to say any connection to the internet is a "real" connection...
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A real connection would be a sprint aircard, and associated service, if all you can get is cell.\
Its unlikely but possible that you live somewhere where there is EVDO service but no broadband, but it seems unlikely. I won't discount it.
This casual breaking of the TOS is overlooked by Sprint when the usage is sporadic and low (ie, now and then connect tethered to laptop) but they will eventually flag this kind of use.
I suggest you consider it if this is your home broadband. If for no other reason then you'll toast your phone after a few months...