How to Enable Tethering on iPhone OS 3.1.2

Updating your iPhone to OS 3.1.2 results in breaking the Tethering hack. Wanna get Tethering back? Yes! follow the steps below in order to enable tethering on iPhone OS 3.1.2.

How to Enable Tethering on iPhone OS 3.1.2

You need to Jailbreak your iPhone first.

Go to Cydia and Search for MyWi and install it.

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It will also install the Rock app. Don’t worry it’s temporary.

Now launch the Rock app that it just installed. and Go to:

Manage > Rock ID > Create New RockID

accept the agreement and create an account.

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Now there you will see an update for MyWi app. Update it. Then it will ask for a soft restart.

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Now open MyWi and turn the USB/Bluetooth Tethering options ON. and reboot your Device.

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Now go to:

Settings > General > Network > Internet Tethering

and turn Tethering ON.

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MyWi is a paid App. You can keep it by paying $9.99.

or

There’s a trick that SSH into your iPhone and delete Rock and MyWi from applications folder. Then ReSpring your iPhone. Even after the reboot, Tethering will be available in your iPhone.

Have Fun with Tethering on iPhone 3.1.2 and don’t forget to leave your feedback and you can also folow us on Twitter.

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  3. Stefan 17 October 2009 at 9:17 pm #

    Works fine for me (JB iPhone 3G 3.1, T-Mobile Germany).
    Thanks a lot. Hope this will last after the next sync as well :)

  4. Artist701 17 October 2009 at 11:05 pm #

    iphone dead after trying this.. had to restore my phone :|

  5. skanero 18 October 2009 at 1:10 pm #

    Thanks, it worked deleting rock and mywi on SSH thanks!

  6. solipsist 18 October 2009 at 6:59 pm #

    It’s also possible to just delete the rock application in cydia with Manage / Packages

    Simply delete the rock application, and your tethering functionality will still be active ;)

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  8. djkrimp 18 October 2009 at 11:46 pm #

    hi , its a great tutorial , i have a problem, i cannot get the bluetooth pan on my macbook to get an ip address, can anyone help, its gets self assigned ip, the iphone shows its tethering, but no data usage . cant open anything on my macbook please help thanks.

  9. djkrimp 18 October 2009 at 11:49 pm #

    oh im on 3.1.2 iphone 3gs unlocked jailbroken with pwnage, ultrasn0w.

    thanks

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  11. Xodlike 19 October 2009 at 7:09 am #

    Personally, I hate RockApp. Crapware from my perspective, so I wanted it off my phone ASAP.

    All I had to do was SSh in, go to /Applications (Which is technically a shortcut to /private/var/stash/Applications , and Delete Rockapp , and MyWi.

    Once done, you can use the iPhone OS to over USB or BT! I’m on 3.1.0.

    • iPhone Heat 19 October 2009 at 10:08 am #

      Yes!
      dats wot mention at the bottom to get rid of it

  12. eufhe 19 October 2009 at 9:08 pm #

    the ssh trick worked fine!!! thanks!!!

  13. james 20 October 2009 at 12:33 am #

    It worked! Did it on my wife’s jailbroken 3.1. I jsut need to delete the apps through SSH. I have a concern though, from MuscleNerd’s tweet about tethering: he cautions that AT&T is carcking down on people who are tethering (note: that he uses a different method for thethering).
    Is this true? Are they more vigilant about whos tethering or is it still the same as before. Im been tethering for a long time and nothing has happened. Please advice

    • iPhone Heat 20 October 2009 at 2:02 am #

      Sorry James..
      I read the same as you did but I’m not from USA.

  14. Pepe 21 October 2009 at 9:17 am #

    It works as advertised! I used the SSH method to delete the apps with perfect results!

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  17. xsillize 5 November 2009 at 12:40 am #

    Step 1: Goto Cydia, search for “MyWi” app and install it. MyWi will also install “RockApp” as a part of its package. Install RockApp manually if it isn’t installed automatically with MyWi app.

    Step 2: Now start RockApp and create a free Rock ID for yourself.

    Step 3: Sign in using this ID in RockApp and you should now see an update to MyWi app. Restart your iPhone once the update has been successfully installed.

    Step 4: Start MyWi app and turn on the option for USB/Bluetooth tethering.

    Step 5: Now simply navigate to Settings->General->Network->Internet Tethering on your iPhone and turn on the toggle for Internet Tethering.

    Step 6: download winscp <>

    Step 7: download open SSH from cydia on the iphone once done.

    Step 8: open winSCP,

    Step 9: host:is the iphones ip address,
    1. to find this hook up to your wifi point, go to settings,general,network,wifi, click on the blue arrow it will give you the iphones internal ip address this is your host name.

    Step 10: username:root,Password:alpine

    Step 11: ignore private key file,File protocol:SCP, now click login.

    Step 12: once loged into your iphones DIR, Navigate to:/private/var/stash/Applications

    Step 13: there delete Rockapp and MyWi

    Step 14: hard restart your Iphone

    and when you turn back on you will have enable full Internet Tethering forever

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  19. PJ 6 November 2009 at 9:32 pm #

    I tried this method and worked perfectly with FW 3.1.2
    I even deleted the both apps using SSH, and everything was fine.

    The about 2 weeks later the option for Tethering in the Settings/General/Network, disappeared completely.

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  21. FreePass 10 November 2009 at 6:15 am #

    Alright,this is what happened.After a deleted both apps by using SSH, I got the same problem as PJ in the above comment.The tethering option was completely gone out of the setting.After that happened I deleted MyWi from Cydia–>Manage–>Packages then pressed Reboot and my iPhone has crashed!Any help here please:( I had 3.0 version.

  22. DT 11 November 2009 at 1:48 pm #

    Tried to donload winscp on IPhone 3gs and Safari refused the download. Downloaded fine on my windows 7 H P laptop but could not drag and drop winscp to IPhone while tethered with usb. Can anyone help me?

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  26. Adam 21 January 2010 at 1:36 pm #

    Hey, we don’t need openssh. It’s enough to install mobileterminal. You can go to Applications Folder and delete the MyWi.app folder with it.

    Thanks!


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