Wi-Fi is a terminology used for wireless Internet connectivity. Wi-Fi Hotspots enable you to connect your devices to the Internet. You can set up a Wi-Fi Hotspot anywhere based on the connectivity and other parameters such as interference and range.

With more and more mobile devices making use of Internet connection for browsing and video calling, there is a need for sufficient connectivity options. Wi-Fi Hotspots have been put up in many shopping centers and cities to enable users to connect to the Internet with ease.

Although the penetration of Wi-Fi Hotspots has been on the increase over the years, the number of Hotspots available in rural and remote areas is very less. If you are an iPhone user, you can use tethering to make use of your iPhone as a Wi-Fi Hotspot. In order to make use of your iPhone as a Hotspot, you have to enable this feature and sign up for a data plan that supports tethering.
iPhone Wi-Fi Tethering
You can enable Wi-Fi tethering on your iPhone by following these step by step instructions:
- Tap on the Settings option
- Select General option
- Select Network option
- Tap Personal Hotspot option
- Tap on the Wi-Fi Password Option on the screen. Enable this to prevent illicit usage of your Internet bandwidth.
- Type a password and tap Done
- Slide the Personal Hotspot option to ON from OFF
You have successfully enabled tethering on your iPhone. You can now search for Wi-Fi Hotspots from you’re your other devices. Your iPhone’s name will be the name of your Wi-Fi Hotspot. Select that Hotspot to connect your device to Internet.
You have to ensure that you have a data plan that supports tethering. Contact your service provider to know if they support tethering. There are many providers who do not allow users to use this option on some data plans.










