A high-performance Wintun-based L3 USB tethering bridge engineered for unthrottled PC connectivity, zero hotspot quota deduction, and ultra-low latency routing.
- 🌐 Official Website & Documentation - Features, detailed guides & community
- 🚀 Download Latest Release (v1.1.4) - Standalone packages for Windows, Linux & Android
- Gigabit Line Speed & Low Latency: Tested at 1,089.49 Mbps download / 105.12 Mbps upload with 23ms ping.
- Zero Hotspot Metering: Verified with 94.76 GB of continuous heavy traffic (0.00 GB hotspot deducted on carrier account).
- Multi-Stream Load Stability: Sustained 213.34 MB/s simultaneous parallel transfers without connection drops or throttling.
- United States: Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile
- France: Bouygues Telecom
- South Korea, India & Philippines: Confirmed on major regional carriers
- Rwanda: Verified on local cellular network
Zero Complex Setup: Standalone native client with embedded TUN driver and auto-routing.
- Install
TetherLink_Mobile_v1.1.1.apkon your phone and enable USB Debugging (Keep system "USB Tethering" OFF). - Connect USB cable, allow the prompt, and tap Start in the mobile app.
- Launch
TetherLink.exe(or run installer) and click Connect TetherLink Bridge. - (Optional) In the desktop client, keep "Keep Phone Screen Awake (Prevents Throttling)" checked to prevent OS-level USB bus sleep.
Zero Prerequisites: Fully standalone bridging engine bundled. No external packages (
adb) required.
- Install TetherLink_Mobile_v1.1.1.apk on your phone and enable USB Debugging (Keep system "USB Tethering" OFF).
- Run installation:
chmod +x TetherLink_Installer.run
sudo ./TetherLink_Installer.run- Launch TetherLink:
sudo tetherlink(To uninstall: sudo /opt/tetherlink/uninstall.sh)
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OnePlus / Oppo / Realme (OxygenOS / ColorOS): If throughput fluctuates or drops to kb/s, OnePlus aggressively throttles background network sockets.
- Go to
Settings→Battery→Battery Optimization(orApp Battery Management). - Find TetherLink and set it to "Don't optimize" (Allow background activity).
- Go to
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Carrier 5G Tower Stability (T-Mobile / Verizon): If speeds fluctuate wildly in low-band 5G areas (n71/n5), temporarily switching the phone's network mode to "LTE/4G only" can lock in stable latency and prevent carrier tower hopping.
