They used to in the Android 4.4 days, but then manufacturers realized they could make some extra bucks by stripping out wifi repeater technology and replacing it with mobile hotspot, which of course consumes your data connection. The modern problem is that an Android phone needs to have WiFi repeater capable software – which a vast majority of modern devices do not. In fact, it was actually developed to bypass Chinese government firewalls, so Chinese netizens could watch Youtube videos etc., through its built-in VPN. FQRouter2 hasn’t been updated in a few years, and it was developed for older Android devices, around the KitKat era.
This method will probably work on only 2% of modern devices, but it’s worth a shot if you’re one of the lucky few.
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