When viewing the data usage in My T-Mobile, it describes the data usage as ‘data’ and ‘Whitelisted’. Am curious as to the distinction between the two.
Thanks.
Your mobile hotspot is equipped with a whitelist function that will allow you to secure your network's privacy. ... When the primary user deactivates this feature, all other users will be allowed access to network via Wi-Fi and use of correct password. You can limit who can use your hotspot's password or QR code to connect to your hotspot: Normal mode: Allow any device to use them to connect. White list mode: Only allow devices to use them if they're on your list The function should be similar for other models
This is straight mobile phone data, I do not have a hotspot, nor is the phone tethered to a PC via USB.
Okay I found this information that gives a deep list of information about whitelist for hotspots and phones.
https://theknowledgeburrow.com/what-is-whitelist-and-regular-usage-tmobile/
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