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Techy! How to share your data while using psiphon

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I wanna share a trick u can use to share your data while using phisphon...... Switch on the hotspot and data on the first phone which the data is be it music+ or Etisalat 0.0k.....switch on the WiFi on the phone you wanna share the data with...Then connect

After connection, long press the hotspot you connected with then
Click on modify network
Click on advance options
Click on proxy then click on manual
Input the exact http setting used in phisphon
Then launch the psiphon on d second phone,input all the handler settings and http settings then connect
I use this trick to use the music+ on my dad's phone

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