How to Combine Internet from Wi-Fi and a Tethered Smartphone on a Raspberry Pi
Using Speedify bonding VPN on your Linux machine running a Debian-based distribution gets you fast, reliable and super-secure Internet. This video shows how you can combine a WiFi connection with a tethered smartphone connection easily on a Raspberry Pi using Speedify for Linux
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Here are the steps you need to take to combine WiFi and tethered smartphone on your Raspberry Pi using Speedify for Linux:
First, connect the Raspberry Pi to a wifi network. If you’re using the graphical interface, click the Wifi icon on the top right of the screen, then select the network you’d like to connect to, and enter a password if required. If you’re using the command line interface, enter the command “raspi-config” to bring up a CLI GUI, then select network options, then wifi, and enter the network name and password.
2. Plug your phone into the Pi via USB and enable mobile tethering from your phone’s settings. If you’re using an iPhone, you’ll need to install usbmuxd or a similar plugin on the Pi in order for your phone to connect. Do this using the command “apt install usbmuxd”.
3. Install Speedify on the Raspberry Pi if you don’t already have it. Installation instructions are available in this video [Link] or at get.speedify.com.
4. After you open Speedify, it’s time to start combining connections by turning Speedify on! You can log in to your account on the Speedify UI or via the command line interface. When you launch it, Speedify automatically detects your 2 active connections. If you’re using the Pi graphically, you’ll see them contained inside Connection Bubbles near the top of the Dashboard. Click the switch on.
You are now combining connections using the magic of Channel Bonding for faster speeds, better reliability, and air-tight security.
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