FoxFi

FoxFi is a simple program for cell phones, with which you can turn your device into a full-fledged access point and share the mobile network with other users or your own devices. Note that the program does not require superuser rights and root folder access at all.

Creating an access point

First of all, you need to create an access point that will share your mobile connection or Wi-Fi Internet with other devices. During its creation you need to think up a password, name and set the encryption protocol. In the base protection is carried out by the protocol WPA2. This is the most common variant of modernity, which allows you not to worry about the safety of your data. A distinctive feature of this program from analogues or built-in tools in the cell phone itself is the function of distributing the Internet via Bluetooth. That is, the data exchange will take place not via Wi-Fi channel, but via Bluetooth. This is required in the event that another device will not have an adapter to go online. This is applicable for older button phones, some models of TVs and desktop computers.

Using data

Keep in mind that when using mobile internet for distribution, the application will create serious traffic. It can use up all the operator's limits at a significant and noticeable rate. The free version of FoxFi has a limit of 1 hour of operation. After an hour, the connection will be reset and you will have to set it up again.

Main features

• The program is designed to create an access point from a cell phone;
• Allows you to connect other devices using Bleutooth connection;
• Creates data protection using WPA2 encryption protocol;
• The free version has a limit of one hour of uninterrupted Internet sharing;
• Consumes a large amount of traffic.