Is it possible/legal to make a router that transmits 4G signals that allows mobile devices to connect through 4G, and uses your own wired network for internet connectivity?
>>52099426
Sure
>get 4G hotspot and router with USB port
>plug hotspot into router
>set router to bridge hotspot connection
>>52099426
Yes
>>52099463
Nevermind, read your post wrong.
Open sauce 4G LTE is in the works though
>>52099475
>>52099463
Yeah I don't mind if it's GPRS either, just curious.
Just to clarify: I'm wanting to share a wired connection using 4g/3g/2g as an access point (for mobile devices)
so you want your wired connection to show as a discrete selectable telco in the network settings of your end device. oh oooooooo k
>>52099426
It's possible. Legal? Probably not.
Video related
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GCcKgrzbix4
Possible? Kinda. Legal? No
Continuation of possible: even assuming you do have your own tiny cell tower, you do not have any of the keys corresponding to your SIM card and your phone will not connect to it
>>52099636
Make your own sim card then. They are pretty much reverse engineered.
>>52099426
Depends if you are free to use those frequencies.
>>52099426
Sure, you just tether your phone or whatever 4G device you want to harness into a router with a USB port.
Best way is to buy a cheapo android phone, root it, get a 4G SIM, and tether it to become a router or bridge it to an existing one.
