This was happening to me for a while, PDAnet just used 100Mbps or more constantly in the background on my PC for no reason until I switched to using it with a cord. For some reason when USB tethering things seem to be normal, and no data that shouldn't be used is being used, but when using WiFi direct it consumes insane amounts of data.
Its Visible+ phone plan is cheaper than pretty much any postpaid phone plan and lets you use as much hotspot data as you like over your cell phone's hotspot. That means you don't have to invest in a separate Wi-Fi hotspot to tether a device like a laptop or tablet. The plan has some limitations: you can only connect one device at a time
If you can connect your Android phone to a computer with a wired Internet connection using a USB cable, you can share its wired Internet connection. To enable tethering on Android, head to Settings > Network & Internet > Hotspot & Tethering, then choose between Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and USB tethering. Apologies if I've misunderstood your explanation. Tethering means to connect a device (in your case a PC) to your phone via USB cable so that the PC can use the phone's internet connection. Without data, your phone has no internet connection. I suspect you want to transfer files between the phone and the PC. If that is so, you don't need tethering. For details about which wireless plans let you use your device as a Mobile Hotspot, visit Learn about plans for hotspot and tethering. View the information under Personal Hotspot: Talk, text, and data plans: While not all of our plans support personal Hotspot use or tethering, it's easy to switch to a compatible plan that does. Now, to answer the main question - yes, when you're using Verizon's services, USB tethering does consume your hotspot data. This is because Verizon, like many carriers, sees tethering as an extension of your data usage, whether it's done via USB or wirelessly through a hotspot. So, while you might prefer USB tethering for its benefits G8OE.
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