There are those times when for one reason or the other (e.g electricity shortage and expired data plan,) one needs to access the internet urgently to do work especially one that requires a laptop.
I, for example, need to be online when I write my articles so I can research properly and sometimes my mobile router isn’t with me. Such an emergency can be handled if you’ve got a smartphone with internet access and so today, we will show you how to tether WiFi from your Android device to your Ubuntu desktop.
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