Post #2279262
2026-05-03 02:13 UTC
@BorrisInABox@fwoof.space Could you not, then, unplug it and bring it places? Odd thing to do, but eh. Hotels and shit...
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@BorrisInABox@fwoof.space 2026-05-03 02:28
@remixman@kind.social Yeah, sure you could. The router that T-Mobile gives you is excessively large, so it would be kind of annoying, but it would work just fine. It is powered by USB-C, so you could power it from a battery bank, though I would recommend using a large one. I only got about 10 hours of continuous use from a 25,600 MAH battery. There are definitely more efficient hotspots, and if you are feeling particularly adventurous, you can put your SIM card in such a device, but it isn't exactly a straightforward thing, because you also have to clone the IMEI and junk. Basically, it's more than most people would want to deal with. Much easier to do with other data only services.