If you are in a place where there is no WiFi, how do you get your iPad, or laptop computers connected to the Internet? iPhone Personal hotspot will do you a favor if you are willing to share your iPhone cellular data.
Set up iPhone Personal Hotspot
Open your iPhone, enter Settings->Cellular, turn on Cellular Data, and turn on Personal HotSpot. Bye default, Personal Hotspot will only be avaiiable over USB, If you want to enable it over WLAN and Bluetooth, you tap turn on WLAN and Bluetooth
About three connect modes: 1. Wi-Fi Connection: If you disconnect all devices from a Wi-Fi Personal Hotspot, it turns off automatically.It applies to which device can be connected to the WiFi.
2. Bluetooth Connection: Make sure that the other Bluetooth device is discoverable. Go to Settings > Bluetooth to pair.
3. USB Connection: Plug in your iOS device to your Mac or PC using the USB cable that came with your device.
After you step up Personal Hotspot, you can change Person Hotspot password in WLAN Password
Join Personal Hotspot
When you connect a device to your Personal Hotspot, the status bar turns blue and shows how many devices have joined. The number of devices that can join your Personal Hotspot at one time depends on your carrier and iPhone model.
If you use the other device to join your Personal HotSpot using wifi, match your host device name and input the password when connect.
Disconnect devices
To disconnect a device, turn off Personal Hotspot, turn off Bluetooth, or unplug the USB cable from your device.
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