This open-source Windows project enables reverse tethering by sharing a PC’s internet connection with an iPhone over a USB cable. It reproduces the CDC-NCM mode switching used by macOS Internet Sharing and is intended for Windows 11 users.
iPhone USB reverse tethering on Windows is a VoIP, telephony & mobile networks project. It focuses on sharing a Windows PC’s internet connection with an iPhone without using Wi-Fi hotspot hardware. It is built as an open-source project for windows users who need USB internet sharing with an iPhone. iPhone USB reverse tethering on Windows is open source under the Open Source license. iPhone USB reverse tethering on Windows is available on the web, Windows, and the command line, and it can be self-hosted.
It is developed by 0xbaksa. Key capabilities include USB internet sharing, CDC-NCM mode switch, and windows 11 support.
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