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3g isnt being filtered by metro i can confirm this with friend's phone since speeds on it is around 100-150 kbps which isnt any worries for metro.
Seems like I sounded the alarm a little too early. I'm posting this now from stock Opera (no user agent modifications) from PC. Maybe their DNS servers were just down or something earlier (earlier today when I had the problem, I could sync data, email worked, just not browse the web). Now it's working again though.
Metro PCS has only blocked the 3g users from wifi tethering. All 4g users will have and continue to have wifi tethering for a while. Metro hasn't gt a total grasp on the network at all so far. Until then it will mostly go unregulated

Your wrong tethering on 4g isnt possible on pc or laptop without changing user agent on your browsers. as far tethering on any other mobile devices you should be fine.Metro PCS has only blocked the 3g users from wifi tethering. All 4g users will have and continue to have wifi tethering for a while. Metro hasn't gt a total grasp on the network at all so far. Until then it will mostly go unregulated
Your wrong tethering on 4g isnt possible on pc or laptop without changing user agent on your browsers. as far tethering on any other mobile devices you should be fine.
I'm browsing and posting this on my lappy right now, and http traffic works just fine...
But I just thought about this earlier today: I don't use windows. I am actually using Ubuntu Linux, so maybe the metroPCS block is not whitelisting the R910, but rather blacklisting windows as OS. So if you don't want to be plagued with Mobile versions of websites while trafficking because your user agent appears to come from a phone, try to change the OS to say Linux instead of MS Winblows...
For example, here is my user agent string
Mozilla/5.0 (Ubuntu; X11; Linux x86_64; rv:8.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/8.0
and it's working just fine.
Done rambling on... Hope this helped...
That could very well be, tiede.
Can anyone else confirm or deny their experiences with this? We are trying to get this one nailed down. Please post whether or not you can browse the web (via wifi tether) and what operating system + browser you are using, so we can test this theory further...