How do I tether a VPN without rooting?

How do I share my VPN connection?

Share your VPN connection on a desktop. For desktops, simply right-click on the Network icon in the System Tray (Windows 7 and later) or on the menu bar in macOS, select View > Show VPN Connections to view all of your available VPN connections, and then select the one you want to share. On the menu bar, hover over More > Connections. On the connected desktop, click the Connect button. From here, click Sharing to use your VPN connection as normal.

On Windows PCs that do not include a separate "Show all users" shortcut option, instead select Show in Folder, which will place all VPN connections into a folder by default, letting you share it however you like. In macOS, click the Sharing menu at the top-left corner of the menu bar, select Change how this computer appears on the network, and enable Sharing for the VPN. In iOS, hold the Home button until the menu appears. Tap the Share icon. For further details, see Configure iPad and iPhone for VPN in Safari.

Configure Android for VPN. You can share an active VPN connection on Android. Open the Settings app. Tap Security, select VPN, then tap Allow from specific apps. Select Apps, then select VPN apps from the menu and search for and select a VPN client you want to allow. Then, confirm any messages about sharing that are displayed. Note: You can also share the VPN settings through the menu by navigating to Wireless & network, and selecting VPN.

From iOS, select Settings > General > Network > VPN > Turn on VPN, and follow the prompts to share your VPN connection. Choose Sharing > Change how this computer appears on the network. Select VPN and click Allow. Note: You may be prompted to allow access to more than one network. Click Always allow to allow access to all networks.

VPN on iPhones and iPads. You can share an active VPN connection on iOS devices, including iPhone and iPad. Tap General, tap VPN, then tap Turn on. Your iPhone or iPad should now have a VPN connection.

Can VPN be shared via hotspot?

I have an Android hotspot on my Nexus 7 and would like to connect my HTC One to it to share it's data connection and use the hotspot connection at the same time. Can I do that? I know how to set up a VPN connection on the HTC, but how about sharing the same Android APN server? Is that possible? Can I specify this with my provider's web site? I have a Galaxy S3 mobile hotspot with a Verizon SIM card that has a shared data connection so there are probably hundreds of thousands of apps for me to check out before I figure it out. Thanks for any help.

When you see "Shared Data", that's NOT the data shared, but in essence, it's the carrier's way to tell you (by charging you) that you're actually using THEIR data for this shared service. A shared data service isn't limited to one device. Instead, all devices on the same plan as the device "sharing" the service connect to this same data connection through the hotspot on the device sharing the service and as long as each of those devices are allowed to do so, then they don't over-use their data plan.

I assume, when you say "Android Hotspot" you're referring to something from a wireless operator - such as the "Tethering and Portable hotspot" options in Windows 8, since most wireless operators have some version of the "Hotspot" functionality that they've provided, which is basically just a tethering function. That's pretty easy to set up for the Windows user, since a "normal" PC connects to Wi-Fi via the same type of adapter used by the mobile device using the hotspot function; therefore if the wireless hotspot is set-up to allow multiple devices to connect to a common data connection on the wireless hotspot, it'll work just fine. A smartphone or tablet using either a USB or Bluetooth wireless modem can work with the same thing.

How do I tether a VPN without rooting?

I use Vyper and it's very convenient

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