Share your internet or extends your existing Wifi connection as a WiFi Repeater
NetShare - no-root-tethering: WiFi hotspot and repeater
By Hafiz Rahman
Editor, tools and utilities
- Cellular data shared to other devices over WiFi
- WiFi repeater mode for extending a weak signal
- Portable hotspot while the phone stays on WiFi
- Hotspot sharing on phones that block tethering
- VPN-based routing for full internet access on connected devices
- No carrier tethering plan or tether fee, per the listing
What NetShare - no-root-tethering does
NetShare - no-root-tethering is an Android tool that makes your phone act as a WiFi access point for other devices. The listing describes two main uses: sharing the phone's cellular data as a hotspot, and extending a WiFi network the phone already has access to. It is aimed at people whose phone has hotspot or tethering turned off or locked by the manufacturer or carrier.
Both uses rely on the phone's own WiFi radio, so the app needs no special hardware. The developer's description covers this in general terms, without naming specific phone models.
Sharing cellular data and extending WiFi
In hotspot mode, the phone shares its mobile data connection with laptops, tablets or other phones over WiFi. The listing says this works without a tethering plan from the carrier and without tether fees, though mobile data charges from your carrier may still apply.
In repeater mode, the phone joins an existing WiFi network and rebroadcasts it. The listing presents this as a way to extend a weak signal in a room or area the router does not reach well. The developer also lists a portable hotspot option that works while the phone stays connected to WiFi.
Getting around blocked hotspot and tethering
The developer says the app bypasses hotspot and tethering blocks on devices where those features are restricted. It says the resulting tethering is hidden and undetectable. These are the developer's own claims and have not been verified here.
The listing names the WiFi tether method as the core technology. It says this method is faster than Bluetooth tethering, and that C libraries are used to speed it up. These are also the developer's stated claims.
Routing internet access to connected devices
NetShare uses a VPN service on the phone to route IP packets from connected devices, which the listing says gives those devices full internet access through the phone. This is how the shared connection reaches the internet, rather than just the local network.
Because the routing runs through a VPN service, a VPN indicator will appear on the phone while sharing is active. The listing does not say how this affects other VPN apps on the phone.
What's new
disable PiP by default.
Upgraded target android version
About this APK
The build we hold is NetShare - no-root-tethering 279 (APKS split bundle) for Android 6.0 and up.
- Version
- 279
- 279
- Requires Android
- 6.0+
- Package ID
- kha.prog.mikrotik
- Format
- APKS split bundle
- Malware scan
- Google Play Protect
- Permissions
- 19 declared · 3 sensitive
- Find nearby Wi-Fi devices
- Location in the background
- Precise location
- Signed by
- CN=Net Share
- Certificate SHA-256
- 117b35a3340b1400861f22d5566bc96576271cb00fa5a977999d794ff72f305a
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