Android
Share Internet via Bluetooth Tethering auf Android
Bluetooth tethering lets a paired device use your phone's mobile data connection without a Wi-Fi hotspot. It only works over mobile data. If Wi-Fi is still active on your phone, the connection will not be shared and the paired device stays offline even though Bluetooth shows as connected.
Before enabling tethering, switch off Wi-Fi and make sure mobile data is turned on. The permission to share internet access is set per paired device, not globally, so each new device needs to be allowed separately.
Enable internet sharing for a paired device
Open Tap on Settings ➔ Tap on Connected devices ➔ Open the Device settings ➔ Enable or disable Internet access for the Bluetooth device you want to share data with.
Once the toggle is on, the paired device routes its traffic through your phone's mobile connection over the Bluetooth link. Data speed is noticeably slower than Wi-Fi tethering, so this method suits light browsing or messaging rather than large downloads.
If the paired device still cannot connect, unpair and re-pair it, then repeat the steps above. This resets any stuck permission state left over from a previous connection.