Looking for Temporary Internet Options in My Apartment

Look into what phone service works best in your area and consider getting a plan with enough hotspot data. If you're on a family plan, that might complicate things, but exploring cellular options is your best bet.

Have you checked if there's a nearby public library? They often provide free WiFi, which could be a good temporary solution while you wait for your internet issues to be resolved.

A mobile hotspot from your phone could work, but double-check that your phone plan allows it. If not, there’s an app on the Android store that can help you connect your phone via Bluetooth tethering to your laptop—it's a bit of a hassle to set up, but it typically goes undetected by providers.

You can use your phone's hotspot or invest in a dedicated hotspot device. I recommend the Linksys MX4200 Mesh Wifi6, which amplifies the signal and covers larger areas. You can add nodes to eliminate dead spots, making it a solid option if you're struggling with connectivity in your apartment.

If your wired options are unreliable and mobile internet isn't cutting it, your choices are limited. Starlink could be a viable alternative if you have a clear view of the sky, but keep in mind it involves extra costs.