unlimited-tethering VS rsp

Otherwise anyone one can bypass the "no-hotspot" thing and use the internet from the phone on the laptop anyway (looks more complex than it is, just a socks proxy using Termux's sshd).

idk if this'll work but https://github.com/RiFi2k/unlimited-tethering

For example, I was wanting to use one of my wifi adapters as an access point to share my phone's connection. (I tunnel my laptops traffic through termux on my phone in order to bypass my tethering data cap). So I checked the wiki, and there were several ways to do what I was wanting to do. Most of them would take at least (for me anyways) a couple hours of configuring. But near the bottom of the Software Access Point page is a section on an AUR package (linux-wifi-hotspot) that would do everything I needed, with one command, and even had a GUI included.

Here's a nice tutorial for our more technical siblings.

BTW, here is SSH proxy which uses pool of steady connections: https://github.com/Snawoot/rsp

I used this feature pretty often, but it has one downside: all connections are multiplexed into single one which is not good for performance.

So I've implemented own client which decouples connections from each other: https://github.com/Snawoot/rsp#performance

Basicly, you get working proxy with speed almost as native connection as soon as you have SSH access somewhere.