Raid: Free Unlimited Internet trick for XP Psiphon on Vodacom Zambia

 The free internet Raid is still on and so we will keep updating you guys till the raid is over. Stay close because more trick are yet to be cultivated.
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 Today's internet Raid is for Vodacom Zambia and below i will be dropping the settings for you guys to enjoy this free trick. The last Vodacom Zambia trick was super blazing hot until people began to choke the configuration. In today's post i have some boosted configurations that are blazing and would keep off spending your money on data this January.

 This free internet configurations works on Android and PC( works on PC with an emulator) and it doesn't have a download limit. My simple request for you guys is to comment and share this post after reading it so that i will know its well appreciated and to keep me from putting future posts under surveys. Kindly follow the settings below and enjoy.

Requirements:
1. You must be on the Vodacom network either using their Mifi, Wifi or their Vodacom sim card
2. An Android device or PC
3. XP Psiphon
4. The free configuration files
Also Read: Web Tunnel apk for internet privacy and free internet

Procedures:
1. First click here to download XP Psiphon V5 for android
2. Click here to download our hoard of free internet configurations
3. Install the app and then open it
4. Click on the left top icon to reveal a list of selection
5. Now scroll down and select "import configuration"
6. From your downloaded items, search for the configuration that you downloaded and then click on it to upload.
7. The configurations are in two sets. One is pass worded while the other is not. When it asks for a password. type techfoe.com and then click on connect to start enjoying free unlimited internet on your Vodafone 4g super fast network!
Please drop your comments below in regards to your connection.

Note: This post is for EDUCATIONAL purpose only! You are responsible for any of your actions, Techfoe only drop such to alert ISPs of their vulnerabilities.