Weekend Tricks: Vodafone Free Unlimited Internet Trick Via NapsternetV

This free unlimited Internet trick is for Techfoe readers on the Vodafone network using the NapsternetV app for the tunneling of the trick.

Similar to yesterday's trick, this free net trick doesn't require Vodafone users to have data or airtime on their SIM card for it to work. What you need is a SIM card with zero data and airtime to prove that the trick really works.

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To make the trick stay for a longer period of time, we used the NapsternetV app for the free net configuration. In other words, only Techfoe Android users will be able to enjoy the free net trick when they use the NapsternetV app.

You won't be able to port the settings to any tunneling app because the settings are locked to one VPN app. Android users should follow the procedure shown below and enjoy free unlimited net access. 

Please ensure to use the latest version of NapsternetV for the trick or it won't work. The configuration won't work on NapsternetV 2 or below.

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Requirements:
1. A Vodafone Ukraine SIM card with zero data and call credit
2. An Android device, iOS, or PC.
3. Your NapsternetV or the tunneling app of your choice (Find the link below)
4. The configuration settings

Procedures:

1. Click here to download the NapsternetV app and then install

2. Click here to download the free net configuration file

3. Open the NapsternetV app

4. From the top right corner of the app, click on the + icon

5. Click on "Import npv2 config file" and then locate the file you earlier download and click to import

6. Click on the just imported configuration, and then click on the Play icon in blue colour below

7. Minimize the NapsternetV app and enjoy 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.