Your Android phone can bypass hotel Wi-Fi limits, here’s how

December 29, 2025

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Your Android phone can bypass hotel Wi-Fi limits, here’s how

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One big complaint when traveling is that hotels, cruises, and airlines often charge for internet on a per-device basis. The first and second devices are usually provided with free Wi-Fi, but you have to start paying if you want to connect additional devices. Even when I travel alone, I frequently end up with four personal devices (two phones, a laptop, and a tablet), so I have to ration the internet connection…

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Your Android phone can bypass hotel Wi-Fi limits, here’s how

December 29, 2025

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Your Android phone can bypass hotel Wi-Fi limits, here’s how

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One big complaint when traveling is that hotels, cruises, and airlines often charge for internet on a per-device basis. The first and second devices are usually provided with free Wi-Fi, but you have to start paying if you want to connect additional devices. Even when I travel alone, I frequently end up with four personal devices (two phones, a laptop, and a tablet), so I have to ration the internet connection…

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