\n But did you know that if you ever struggle to connect to your WiFi router due to outage issues with your broadband provider, you can use your phone? (As long as it’s not part of the network currently affected).\n<\/p>\n
\n Whether you have an iPhone or Android, this is how you can connect your laptop or PC to the internet by using your personal hotspot.\n<\/p>\n
Top Tips for faster Broadband<\/p>\n
How to hotspot an iPhone to your laptop<\/p>\n
\n To set up a personal hotspot via your iPhone:\n<\/p>\n
open your iPhone settings<\/p>\n
tap Personal Hotspot<\/p>\n
slide the Allow Others to Join switch to on<\/p>\n
\n You then need to connect your iPhone to your laptop or tablet – follow the instructions on the EE website<\/a> to connect using either a USB cable, a portable WiFi hotspot or Bluetooth.\n<\/p>\n \n If you need to pair your iPhone with an iPad or Mac, follow these instructions:\n<\/p>\n click on Set Up New Device and follow the onscreen instructions<\/p>\n when you’ve paired your iPhone with your iPad or Mac, choose the option Use Device as a Network Port on your iPhone<\/p>\n click on the Bluetooth icon in the menu bar of your iPad or Mac<\/p>\n click on your iPhone, and then choose Connect to Network<\/p>\n your iPhone should now have a blue bar at the top of the screen to show that it’s tethered to your iPad or Mac<\/p>\n \n The intricate world of subsea cables, and the teams that help to maintain them, is put to the test when a fault occurs.<\/p>\n Discover what it takes to make complex repairs while keeping everyone connected.<\/p>\n Don\u2019t miss episode one here \u2935\ufe0f\n <\/p>\n