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I agree with you overall, but not this reasoning. Smartphones can connect to VPN's as well.



Sure.

And anyone who uses a VPN can get themselves limited, just like they were using a laptop, because the carrier thinks you're trying to hide something from them.


Have you ever heard of on-phone VPN use being detected as tethering? I'd expect the victims of this to be quite upset!


They can, but is it as common in practice? (I earnestly don't know.)


Every VPN provider I'm aware of offers either a mobile app or set up instructions for Android and iOS. So while that doesn't really answer your question, I suspect there's a non-insignificant number of mobile VPN users.




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