Android-USB-reverse-tethering

Reverse USB tethering (from pc to phone) w/o Root.
This method makes use of the fact that a normal USB tethering mode on Android is actually similar to a wired ethernet connection to a router where traffic can go both ways.
In this method, we will use a software-aided connection using ssh dynamic tunneling.

What you need :
1-An Android phone.
2-USB cable.
3-A pc running an ssh server regardless of the OS (I will disscuss it on windows and linux).

For windows : For Linux : just check your package manager ex. for debian based systems

sudo apt install openssh

After you connect the phone to the pc and activated USB tethering mode :-

1-Get the IP address of the pc assigned with the phone using ipconfig and search for the adapter name:
here I have the connection name which is "Ethernet adapter Ethernet 2", You may now that name if you place the cursor on the wifi/ethernet sign in the taskbar. IP assigned from the phone usually starts with 192.168.. 2-Start a dynamic ssh tunnel on that address: using the command :

ssh -N -D $IP_ADDRESS_YOU_GOT:1080 $USERNAME_IN_WINDOWS@localhost