Yes. Tethering (Personal Hotspot) is fully supported. Since most road trips in Namibia involve long hours of driving, you can share your data with your passengers so they can play music, upload photos of the dunes, or check accommodation bookings on their tablets while you drive.
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Can I share my data (Hotspot) with my car passengers?
Updated July 22, 2026
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