Learn How To Reverse Tether an Android Phones

COURTSEY: WIKIHOW

Tethering is the ability to browse on your PC using the 3G/2G connectivity of your Android mobile, and Android reverse tethering is the reverse of that: i.e surfing on your phone using your PC's internet. While this can be achieved using a portable WiFi hotspot, in this case no WiFi or 3G connection is required. Here you will Learn How To Reverse Tether In Android Phones, 100% tested and proven method.

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   Turn on USB debugging on your Android mobile. Settings > Applications > Development > USB Debugging > Turn On
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   Go to this site.
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   Download the Android Reverse Tethering Tool. Extract and then open it.
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   Open AndroidTool.exe in the Android Reverse Tethering Folder
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   Refresh and select your device.
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   Choose a DNS to be used. Check the DNS (you can use Google DNS 8.8.8.8 , 8.8.4.4)
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   Install Hack Connectivity. Some applications like the Play Store require an active connection, so you have to fool the system into thinking it is connected to WiFi.
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   Install or update the Xposed Framework. Hack Connectivity is a module of Xposed Framework.
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   Check the Hack Connectivity Service under the modules menu. Restart your mobile.
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    Restart and open the Hack Connectivity Service. Hit the WiFi Button.
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    Now click the Connect button in the Android reverse tethering Tool.
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    Start surfing.