How to share a Wi-Fi connection via macOS<article>
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<p>Apple built Internet Sharing into macOS years ago, when personal hotspots and ubiquitous high-speed cellular data access was non-existent. It remains a powerful option, especially when you need to connect multiple devices and cellular isn’t an option—you’ve run out of Personal Hotspot data on your plan, for instance—or it’s a slow or expensive one.</p><p>Internet Sharing lets you take any incoming network connection and share it with one more outgoing ones. If you’re in a hotel, for instance, they may charge a fee per device for access but often an ethernet connection is offered as one way of plugging in. If so, and you’ve brought an ethernet adapter for your Mac or have ethernet built, you can connect that way.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/3546239/how-to-share-a-wi-fi-connection-via-macos.html#jump">To read this article in full, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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How to share a Wi-Fi connection via macOS
