The order in one breath
Install Happ from Google Play, get the bot link onto the tablet by a chat or note, add the text in Happ, connect, approve Android's window and check the key icon. The six steps below name what tends to break at each one. A tablet with no SIM and no phone number is a normal case here: nothing in the setup asks for a number, and Wi-Fi is enough for the tunnel to run.
Six steps, in order
Open Google Play on the tablet and install Happ, the app that opens this link; the package name in the listing is com.happproxy. Snag: a tablet signed in to no Google account cannot reach the store; sign in first.
Get the link onto the tablet. Open the Canting bot on your phone and copy the message; then send it to yourself in any chat or note that the tablet can open. Snag: if the link is cut by the chat app, copy again and check the ends.
On the tablet, copy the link text from that chat or note. Snag: a wrapped link may select only one line, so select all of it.
Open Happ and add the copied text as a subscription. Its button name varies by version, so follow the screen. Snag: one line saying "App not supported" means the app was not Happ.
Pick a server (Singapore, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Sydney or Frankfurt) and press connect. Approve Android's window about a VPN connection. Snag: pressing the screen before the window appears; wait for it.
Check the key icon next to the clock, and open one page that you have not loaded before. Then delete the copy of the link from the chat or note, since anyone who reads it can use it.
Why no number or SIM is needed
The tunnel uses whatever connection the tablet has, a home router or a hotspot. The link is issued in Telegram, but that only needs to be open on your phone; the tablet reads nothing but the copied text. Neither the bot nor Happ asks for an email or a password at any point.
Where tablets go wrong
Wi-Fi-only models drop the tunnel when Wi-Fi is lost and need it again on return. A tablet left on a shelf for days may have Happ closed by the system, so check the icon on waking it. Old tablets that no longer get Android updates may be too old for the current Happ; the developer's page lists the minimum for each release, and only that page, not a mirror, is the place to look for an older file.
The tunnel adds a longer route, so a video call may feel a little slower, and we publish no figure for it.
Who profits, and what you answer for
Canting earns from the plan that this link belongs to, so test every step on your own tablet and ignore what you cannot see working. A tablet from a school or a company may sit under its owner's rules and a managed network may forbid tunnels. The law where you live and the terms of the services you use stay your side of the deal; both vary by country and shift over time.
Questions
Does a Wi-Fi-only tablet change the steps?
No. The steps are the same; only the connection under the tunnel differs. Without Wi-Fi the tunnel cannot start, and with the tablet moving between networks it may reconnect by itself or need a press.
Can I scan a QR code instead of copying?
We cannot name a scan control in Happ with certainty. A QR code made from your link also exposes the link to anyone who sees it. The text route in step two and three is the one this page can stand behind.
Do I need Telegram on the tablet?
No. Telegram on the phone is where the bot sits. The tablet only needs the text and Happ.
The tablet shows no key icon after connecting; what now?
Press connect again and watch for the system window; if you dismissed it, the connection was not created. Close other connection apps, since only one can hold Android's connection.
Will a factory reset remove my access?
It removes Happ and the saved profile, not the subscription. Install Happ again and add the same link from your note.
How do I know the tablet counts toward the limit?
It does as soon as Happ connects from it. Up to 5 devices share a link, so the tablet, a phone and a TV box can all fit.
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