Weekend Tricks: Myanmar Mytel And Ooredoo Free Unlimited Internet Trick

 

This free Internet trick is for Techfoe readers in Myanmar on the Mytel and Ooredoo networks using the HTTP Injector VPN for the free Internet tunneling.

This free Internet trick isn't like the Telenor Myanmar trick that we posted. This trick doesn't require you to have data, airtime, or some sort of Internet package for it to work. What you need is any of the mentioned SIM cards with zero data and airtime, and a tunneling app for the trick to go through.

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Talking about the free Internet trick, since we used the HTTP Injector tunneling app for it, the trick works for those on Android alone and not for users on other OS platforms. That is also to say, we didn't make the settings open for everyone to access.

Follow the procedures shown below, configure and enjoy free unlimited Internet access. Anyone that encounters an issue with the trick should hit me up on Telegram for help.

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Requirements:
1. A Mytel and Ooredoo Myanmar SIM card with zero data and call credit
2. An Android device, iOS, or PC.
3. Your HTTP Injector VPN app (Find the link below)
4. The configuration settings

Also Read: How To Configure Troid VPN For Free Unlimited Internet Access

Procedures:

1. Click here to download HTTP Injector and then install
2. Click here to download the free configuration file
3. Clear the cache from your HTTP Injector before importing so as to avoid errors
4. When you are done with number 3, from the HTTP Injector app click on the icon that looks like a file, click on import
5. From your downloaded items, search for the configuration that you have downloaded and then click on it to upload.
6. Now click on connect to start enjoying free unlimited Internet access

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.