Weekend Tricks: Vodafone Ha Tunnel Plus Free Unlimited internet Trick

This free unlimited Internet trick is for Techfoe readers on the Vodafone network using the Ha Tunnel Plus VPN app for the free Internet trick tunneling.

This trick doesn't require the user to have data or airtime or some sort of Internet subscription for the trick to go through. What you need is a Ha Tunnel Plus app, your Vodafone SIM card and the configuration file.

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Since the trick is locked to the Ha Tunnel Plus app for Android, you won't be able to use the configuration on other OS platforms, nor will you be able to port the settings. However, you can still share the settings via tethering.

Follow the procedures shown in this post, configure and enjoy free Internet access on the Vodafone network. Stick to our site and social channels for more free net tricks. 

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Requirements:
1. A Vodafone Egypt SIM card with zero data and call credit
2. An Android device, iOS, or PC.
3. Your Ha Tunnel Plus (Find the link below)
4. The configuration settings

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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 the 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.

In case 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 so that they can fix them.