February 28, 2012

Tether Kindle 3

Warning! The process by which one harnesses the Kindle's free 3G is a violation of the Kindle 3G's terms and agreements. In addition, the key used to access 3G is tied directly to your unique Kindle. All traffic obtained in this manner is sent through Amazon's proxy server. Amazon knows who you are.

Enable debug mode and usbNetwork by typing in these commands in the search box:

Plug your Kindle into the target computer. The "USB Connected" screen should no longer appear on the Kindle. Instead, a message should appear on your computer noting that a new device has been connected. If no message appears, open System Preferences, Network Pane, and click the Plus sign under the list of devices. Select these options:

The name is not needed, but is recommended.

After the Kindle interface is set up, configure DCHP like so:

Manually, with an IP address of 192.168.2.1. Other fields are not needed.

X-FSN Method 1 (Difficult, quicker)

If you have Windows, method 2 is easier.

Remember to enable Wireless in the Kindle, and check that a 3G signal is present before proceeding.

After these steps are completed, open a new Terminal window (You can press Cmd-Space, and search for Terminal with Spotlight). Enter these commands:

telnet 192.168.2.1

/mnt/us/tcpdump-arm -nAi ppp0 -s0

Afterwards, your window should look similar to the results below:

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Tether Kindle 3
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