I’ve been doing this for a long time with “multi device”. I’m 77; age is no excuse. It’s going really great. But be careful: it’s best to use a VPN.

Hello @Stauhiegio29

• This is a customer helps customer forum and not Swisscom
• This actually only explains how you can create a portable internet connection outside of the house/apartment
• It is unnecessary, especially if you are OLDER, to use such fecal language

P.S. There are also a lot of older people, like me for example, who are tech-savvy despite their age

Sorry, had to be

Edit: Since @Stauhiegio29’s first comment was deleted, I could do this too, but I’ll leave it alone

Tschamic

I only use devices with integrated mobile, including laptops. This means you are independent and thanks to the multi-device it is also relatively cheap.

This works very well with the hotspot if you e.g. has an iPad without SIM cards.

I was also able to make this function available to other people for their notebooks at short notice.

We have been using the hotspot function in our motorhome when traveling for a long time. We now have the Multi Device SIM card in a WLAN router, so we can always access the Internet abroad without enabling the function on our cell phone. A very good thing.

Merci

In the future I will choose MultiDevise, i.e. smartphone and tablet (Chromebook) with SIM card.

This is once again pushing open doors.

@idoc

@idoc wrote:

This is once again pushing open doors.

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You can develop your argument please Thank you

Doremi

@idoc For you maybe! But not everyone has your knowledge.
😇

@Jeittigrei37

We, the old generation, made the basic development and the young generation developed it further and that’s a good thing.

If things are becoming more and more automated today, e.g. The payment system largely has to do with cost savings.

N.B. I myself also worked with tube technology and then semiconductor technology with top transistors etc. but I am always happy to keep up with the latest technology for the most part.

I can’t find the model of the Samsung SM-G 390 F

@Wiofreurog42

>… I can’t find the model of the Samsung SM-G 390 F…

should this model correspond to the Samsung XCover 4 or XCover 4s?

they do not appear to be available on the Swisscom shop, currently only the XCover 5 model is available

[Samsung Galaxy XCover 5 – Smartphones | Swisscom](https://www.swisscom.ch/it/private-customers/products/smartphones/details.html/samsung-galaxy-xcover5-11050075?contractDuration=24&stch=pdp&ing=ptl-device-first&simplyDigital=true&journey=device -first)

What would be the desired function or the actual problem?

for more information

Samsung Galaxy XCover 4 | Samsung IT

Thank you for the reminder information because this article is always useful to me, if I am traveling or on vacation when there is no intérêt terminal.

Great Thanks

Where can I find the access data for my laptop on the router?

@Siogrethaf48

>… Where can I find the access data for my laptop on the router…

please specify which laptop model you are using

as well as the model of the Swisscom router

Mulidevice is the best solution

Every time I connect my iPhone 14Pro to the MacBook for tethering via USB cable, I lose the connection on the iPhone. The Internet works as it should on the MacBook. Is that correct? If you tether on your iPhone you no longer have internet?