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How to Limit Hotspots on HP Infinix So You Don’t Spend Quota

Gadetren – Almost the same as other Android phones, devices Infinix also equipped with the ability to provide internet access for other mobile devices by becoming a hotspot.

You can also open the hotspot without being locked so that any nearby device can connect and access the internet.

But when sharing the internet with friends or relatives, don’t let anyone use a hotspot to download large-capacity data. To avoid this from happening, limiting hotspots on Infinix phones is the solution.

That way you can set a data quota that can be used by other devices connected to the hotspot from your Infinix cellphone.

How to Limit Hotspot on Infinix Mobile

Limiting Quota Usage

  • App access Settings or Arrangement on Infinix mobile
  • Select the menu Hotspot and Network Sharing
  • Select the menu Personal Hotspot
  • Click option One-time data limit
  • Set the number of quota limits allowed by pressing option Law Data
  • Activate features Turn off and Tell in the When It’s Over

By activating Turn Off and Notify, the system will provide notifications and turn off internet access on devices connected to the hotspot after the data quota used has reached the limit.

Later automatically all mobile phones connected to the hotspot will not be able to get internet access. Of course, this allows you to maintain how much data quota from your Infinix mobile phone you are using.

Meanwhile, if you selectively want to limit your cellphone or any device according to your wishes, then you can create a password so that you can lock the hotspot so that anyone can’t access it.

Give Password to Hotspot

  • App access Settings or Arrangement on Infinix mobile
  • Select the menu Hotspot and Network Sharing
  • Select the menu Personal Hotspot
  • Select Hotspot Settings
  • Enter password wanted on Hotspot Password column

Besides being able to enter a password, you can also set the name of the hotspot that will be displayed and the type of security (preferably not changed and still WPA2 Personal).

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