Assuming your iPad does indeed have the means to use cellular data and your carrier plan does accommodate a hotspot setup, here’s how to get started:
- Open the Settings app on your iPad (the one that looks like a gear symbol).
- Locate and tap the Cellular menu option.
- Depending on your version of iPadOS, either select Cellular or Settings.
- After choosing Cellular or Settings (again, depending on your iPadOS version), tap the Personal Hotspot option.
- Select the toggle next to Personal Hotspot to turn the hotspot feature on (the toggle will turn green).
- Be sure to remember, write down, or keep track of the password that appears in the Wi-Fi Password section of the menu, as this will be required if you want to use the iPad as a Wi-Fi hotspot.
If you can’t find an option for Cellular or Personal Hotspot anywhere in your iPad’s settings, that means it’s not using a cellular data plan and, thus, is incapable of being used as a hotspot. For everyone else, if you’ve turned on Personal Hotspot on your iPad — and as long as it’s able to make and maintain a connection to a cellular data network — you’re ready to start using it as your personal pseudo-Wi-Fi.
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