IPhone 3.1 Beta 2: Disables tethering hacks for AT&T customers
Filed under: Cell Phone Information, Cell Phones | By: Alan Ng
Posted on: July 15, 2009 | 2 Comments
It has been revealed that the latest iPhone 3.1 Beta has disabled tethering hacks for AT&T customers in the U.S. The beta version 2 was released to developers last night with everyone eager to find out any hidden features within 3.1.
As reported from MacRumors, the news of no more tethering hacks is surely going to be a disappointment to many of you. For those of you who are unaware, tethering allows users to share your iPhone’s wireless internet connection with your laptop via USB or Bluetooth.
After 3.0 firmware was released though, hacks started to appear, allowing AT&T users to unofficially enable tethering on their iPhones. Looks like Apple have put a stop to the fun, for now anyway.
Let us know what you make of the news.
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Teathering DOES work! It has yet to be resolved. If you go to help.benm.at from your iPhone you can install the teathering profile
My brand new 32gb 3g s was giving me problems anytime i would plug in my charger, the screen would flash and go crazy. I did not want to wait for a new phone from apple so i found the website i linked to my name above and got Apple developers account access and installed 3.1 beta and this fixed my problem. hope that helps someone else.