Customers set it up by connecting an Ethernet cable from the CellSpot to " any available Ethernet port on your router or router/modem combo unit." To use it, customers should have Internet speed of at least 2Mbps downstream and 512kbps upstream. The new 4G LTE CellSpot is free to Simple Choice PostPaid customers (with a $25 refundable deposit). T-Mobile has distributed more than 1 million of them to customers. The previous one acted more like a regular Wi-Fi router, letting users specify a password. The CellSpot is a new version of a device that was released last year. Other T-Mobile customers within the device coverage range can also access the 4G LTE CellSpot coverage." (A T-Mobile spokesperson later confirmed via e-mail that there is no way to limit access to the device.)
We got an answer via Twitter, with the company saying, "The 4G LTE CellSpot doesn’t provide restricted access.
WILL A TMOBILE WIFI SIGNAL EXTENDER WORK FOR VERIZON PHONES PASSWORD
We asked T-Mobile over e-mail and Twitter whether customers can configure the CellSpot to require a password or use a whitelisting scheme to limit access. "t’s the world’s first device of its kind that is 3G, 4G and VoLTE-capable, and any T-Mobile customer can connect to it automatically just like any other cell tower-no passwords or log-ins required," T-Mobile said in today's announcement. Further Reading Why T-Mobile needs Wi-Fi calling: its network can’t match AT&T and Verizon
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