Here's another Ha Tunnel plus free Internet settings for Techfoe readers on the Airtel network offering unlimited Internet connection.
So this Airtel Ha Tunnel Plus setting is easy to set up to run the free Internet connection without any cost. That is, you don't need a data plan or airtime on your SIM card. In fact, we recommend that users interested in this trick use an Airtel SIM card that has zero data and airtime on it (to prove to you guys that the trick really works).
Just you know that this free Internet trick connection was tested and confirmed to be working at this post's time. That section of the trick that requires Ha tunnel hosts has been taken care of too.
However, since we didn't open the settings for everyone to access and port to the VPN tunnel app of their choice, you will have to use it on this VPN tunnel software alone. No porting to PC, or other OS platforms.
Follow the procedures below on how to connect Ha Tunnel Plus VPN, configure and enjoy Internet with unlimited data.
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Requirements:
1. An Airtel DR Congo SIM card with zero data and call credit
2. An Android device, iOS, or PC.
3. Your AnonyTun or the VPN tunnel app of your choice (Find the link below)
4. The configuration settings
Airtel Ha Tunnell VPN Settings
1. Download Ha Tunnel Plus VPN and then install
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.
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