TTL ON IPHONE TO HIDE THE DATA SHARING **PROOF OF CONCEPT**

[Rich Hathaway]

So I used an iphone X for this, it is a very beta tool I made but it is working and persistant.

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[fdsfdssdf]

cool! how to do this?

[munera1]

This tool will be released? Thanks for sharing

[Rich Hathaway]

I got sidetracked on this project and stopped working on it, it was not a funded project so there was no rush anyway, I just wanted to see if it would work on ios and it did.

[munera1]

Nice man...

[Kylebailey26]

Cool

[$kitzo]

Hi I made a mover over to ios for the message from Android. Could I check out that tool? Or is it just a thought or concept for now

[Rich Hathaway]

It is just some code written in python, I did not make any gui for it

[Kylebailey26]

Does this still work if so can I use it

[Rich Hathaway]

I am not giving it away, it is by no means tested, your phone must be jailbroken and I can load it for you but not give the script to you, I only used it on and made it from files from an iphone X and am not sure if it will even work on other newer iphones, it may need a specific file made from the device it is going to be used on, I am not sure I have not compared it with other models and since it is not qualcomm there may not be much compatibility, idk, I use to fool with iphones alot but not much anymore.

[BillA]

Does this still work if so can I use it

Rich's method turns an iPhone's limited hotspot data into unlimited without a router.
Since this script sets a custom TTL value internally, the iPhone must be jail-broken.

Without jail-breaking/rooting, you can connect any iPhone or Android to a Windows PC or MAC via a USB cable, and bypass the hotspot data limit by setting the proper TTL via a couple of commands lines below.
Replace <TTL> with 64/65/66, test each value till it works.

Windows PC - In the CMD window copy and paste each line, replace the <TTL> value, and press enter

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netsh int ipv4 set global defaultcurhoplimit=<TTL>
netsh int ipv6 set global defaultcurhoplimit=<TTL>

MAC - In command terminal enter the first line, add the second line to the list, replace the <TTL> value, Save and Exit

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sudo nano /etc/sysctl.conf
net.inet.ip.ttl=<TTL>

Then press:
Command/Ctrl + Shift + O then Enter to save
Command/Ctrl + Shift + X to exit

Or connect any phone via a USB cable or WiFi tethering to a router running GoldenOrb's, and set the proper TTL for unlimited data.