Here's another free unlimited Internet trick on the Africell network using different VPN apps for free Internet tunneling.
This trick was tested at the time of this post and confirmed to be working without any form of issue. The trick too doesn't demand those interested in this trick to have data, airtime, or to purchase some sort of Internet pack to power the trick.
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Interested Africell users don't need to do anything special for the trick to work. In fact, we recommend that you use an Africell SIM card that doesn't have any data or airtime on it, so as to prove to you guys that the trick really works.
Can the free Internet trick be ported to other platforms? Yes, the settings can since we made everything open. You can port the settings to other tunneling apps and even other OS platforms.
Follow the procedures in this post and enjoy free unlimited Internet access. We've still got more free net tricks to dish out. Stay glued to our social platforms and site for updates.
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Requirements:
1. An Africell DR Congo SIM card with zero data and call credit
2. An Android device, iOS, or PC.
3. Your AnonyTun or the tunneling app of your choice (Find the link below)
4. The configuration settings
Procedure: 1
1. Click here to download the Slow DNS app or here to download TunnelGuru app for PC users
2. Install and open the app.
3. Now use the below settings to configure your Slow DNS app:
Username and password: Leave this part
Server: select any free server of your choice
DNS Server: 8.8.8.8 or any a faster TunnelGuru IP address
Choose TXT: Null
LPort= 275, RPort= 80
Click on Connect
4. Wait for the connection to go through because sometimes it might take a while for it to go through. However, if it doesn't, simply try reconnecting again.
Procedures: 2
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