2023 Airtel Unlimited Free Internet Trick

We have this new Airtel working free unlimited Internet trick for Techfoe readers. As usual, this trick offers the Internet with unlimited data and can also be used on different VPN tunnel software. 

To get this trick working, users only need an Airtel SIM card that doesn't have an active data plan or airtime on it. The reason for this is to convince users that the trick really gets users free unlimited Internet connection.

Unlike our tricks that do use Ha Tunnel Plus free Internet settings, this one is much easier to set up because you don't need any free CDN host or SNI hosts to make it work. Also, the settings aren't locked to one particle VPN tunnel app. As long as your VPN tunnel software supports UDP tunneling, you are good to go.

We used the Droid VPN app for the trick, though it requires a sign-up for Droid VPN which takes only a few minutes to get it done. Other VPN tunneling apps that can be used for this trick include Finch VPN, One VPN, TLS Tunnel, Troid VPN, WebTunnel VPN, TunnelCat VPN, and many others.

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Requirements:
1. An Airtel Bangladesh SIM card with zero data and call credit
2. An Android device, iOS, or PC.
3. The VPN tunnel app of your choice (Find the link below)
4. The configuration settings

Procedures:
1. Click here to download Droid VPN APK and or Droid VPN PC
2. Install the app and then open it.
3. Click on Settings and then go to UDP Settings
4. Now configure this way:

    Auto port scan: Tick

    Remote UDP port: 0
    Local UDP port: 0
    Choose UDP Mode: Mode 1
    TCount: 800
    RCount: 1
5. Now return back, select a server and Connect and enjoy free 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 so that they can fix them.