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A user is expecting a visit from a new customer, and the company's ADSL link has suddenly gone down. Which of the following should the user do to access a smartphone's 4G internet connection from the
The correct answer is B. Configure a hotspot.. To share a smartphone's 4G internet connection with a laptop, the user should configure the smartphone as a mobile hotspot, which creates a Wi-Fi network the laptop can join.
Question
A user is expecting a visit from a new customer, and the company's ADSL link has suddenly gone down. Which of the following should the user do to access a smartphone's 4G internet connection from the laptop?
Options
- ASet up a VPN.
- BConfigure a hotspot.
- CActivate NFC.
- DUse a USB cable.
How the community answered
(36 responses)- A3% (1)
- B75% (27)
- C14% (5)
- D8% (3)
Why each option
To share a smartphone's 4G internet connection with a laptop, the user should configure the smartphone as a mobile hotspot, which creates a Wi-Fi network the laptop can join.
Setting up a VPN creates a secure, encrypted connection to a private network, but it does not provide the underlying internet access itself.
Configuring a hotspot on a smartphone allows it to act as a wireless access point, sharing its cellular data connection (like 4G) with other Wi-Fi enabled devices, such as a laptop. This provides immediate internet access when the primary ADSL link is down.
Activating NFC (Near Field Communication) is used for short-range communication and contactless payments, not for sharing an internet connection with a laptop over Wi-Fi.
While some phones allow USB tethering to share internet, configuring a hotspot provides a more flexible and commonly used wireless method for sharing an internet connection.
Concept tested: Mobile tethering-hotspot functionality
Source: https://support.google.com/android/answer/9059108?hl=en
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