Weekday Tricks: MTN, Telkom, And Vodacom South Africa Free Internet Trick

Post updated: September 2, 2021

This free Internet trick is for Techfoe readers in South Africa on the MTN, Vodacom, and Telkom networks using the Ha Tunnel Plus VPN app for the free net trick tunneling.

This post is an update to the MTN and CellC, and Telkom, and Vodacom free net trick I posted before. However,  we will be making use of the Ha Tunnel Plus VPN app instead of HTTP Injector or Npasternet tunneling apps.

Also Read: How To Configure Psiphon VPN For Free Unlimited Internet On Any ISP

Users on the mentioned networks don't need to have airtime, data or purchase any subscription for it to work. Get any of the mentioned SIM cards, and follow the procedures as shown below.

We didn't make the free net trick settings open for everyone to access. Instead, we used the Ha Tunnel Plus for free net configuration. This means only Android users will be able to use the free Internet trick. 

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Requirements:
1. Any of the South African networks mentioned above with zero data and call credit
2. An Android device, iOS, or PC.
3. Your Ha Tunnel Plus or the tunneling app of your choice (Find the link below)
4. The configuration settings

Procedures:

1. Click here to download HA Tunnel Plus VPN and then install

2. Click here to download your network configuration file

3. Open the app and click on the three dots by top right side of the screen.

4. Click on "Import/Export" and then "Import Config"

5. Now locate the configurations you downloaded earlier and click to import.

6. Now click on Start and then wait for the connection to go through. When it does. minimize and enjoy free net access.

Incase you encounter any issue, disconnect and reconnect, or upload a new file if there is any.

Note: This post is for EDUCATIONAL purposes only! You are responsible for your action and usage of it. Techfoe only drops such to alert ISPs of their vulnerabilities.