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* The **isTetheredWith()** method allows checking whether this instance is currently tethered to the specified candidate.
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* Changes in tethering state can be intercept by means of **TetherListeners**. The **addTetherListener()** method allows registering an interested class as a listener to be notified about tethering state changes. The **removeTetherListener()** does the opposite.
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As you can imagine, managing tethering requires quiet a bit of housekeeping. Do not despair! TULIP's tethering feature package comes with a **TetherManager** Helper class, hiding most if not all off the pesky details.
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