Can I Tether 2 Mobile Phones via Bluetooth on Mac?
Most Macs can only connect to one Bluetooth device at a time. This is because Macs can only have one module built into it for a connection at any given time. So, in order to tether 2 mobile phones via Bluetooth on your Mac, you need to have another Bluetooth adapter plugged into your Mac. Note that Apple removed Bluetooth tethering in macOS Monterey and newer versions.
Alternatively, you can try tethering your second Android or iOS device to your Mac via USB or Wi-Fi instead of Bluetooth:
The Bluetooth Connection not fast enough? Try Pair & Share!
Pair & Share is a unique feature in Speedify that allows you to easily share Cellular connections back and forth between multiple Speedify users on the same local network, without the need for additional cables or adapters, AND it's definitely faster than sharing over Bluetooth as your connection over Pair & Share can be up to 10 Mbps.
The feature works almost like a turbocharged personal hotspot, but instead of just one device sharing its connection with another, once paired, both devices can share and receive each other’s connections simultaneously. The more devices you pair with, the more connections you’ll have access to!
And of course, the traffic between devices is fully encrypted, and you always maintain full control over which devices can do what - and can set permissions, limits, or unpair from other devices at any time.
Pair your iPhones to your Mac, and share the iPhone's Cellular connection so you could enjoy better speeds and added stability on your Mac!