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Your contract will almost certainly have a clause that says you can't tether, but the chances of them actually catching you are nil (because to the network an iPhone and iPad look almost identical - and they supply sims for both so its too costly for them to account for the differences).

The device you are using adds all sorts of header information to internet traffic, so they know if its a normal computer sending the request. What normally catches them is tethering the same or very similar devices - before I had paid for tethering, I could use my iPhone as a hotspot for my...

The "disadvantage" with giff gaff is that there is no customer support. It's the network "run by you", so if something isn't working, you are expected to do the research and find the fix. If you have a slightly unusual/rare handset you might find that no-one else has encountered the same...