When you’re in a remote area: If you’re in a remote area with no Wi-Fi access or participating in outdoor activities, such as camping or hiking, your phone can act as a hotspot enabling other devices to connect to the Internet.
When your home Wi-Fi is down: If your home Internet goes down due to a power outage, technical issues, or any other reason, you can share your phone’s Internet connection to keep your other devices connected. When you’re traveling: If you’re traveling and need to access the Internet on your laptop or tablet, you can use your phone as a hotspot and avoid the hassle of searching for Wi-Fi networks or risking your privacy on public networks. Instead, think of it as a short-term solution that can come in handy in situations such as:
It’s important to note that while using your phone as a Wi-Fi hotspot can be a convenient way to provide Internet access to other devices in a pinch, it cannot completely replace the benefits of your home Internet.
