Latest MPT Myanmar Unlimited Free Internet Trick

This free unlimited Internet trick is for Techfoe readers on the MPT network in Myanmar and can be exploited in different ways to gain free net access.

In our usual way, this free net trick works without the need for the user to have data, airtime, or some form of subscription to power it. What's required for the trick is your MPT Myanmar SIM card with zero data and airtime, and then the required tunneling app.

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The settings for the trick are open and don't require much for the trick to work. Though this trick can only be configured on an Android phone, you can, however, tether the connection and share the Internet with other gadgets around.

Follow the procedures shown below, configure and enjoy free unlimited Internet access. Meanwhile, we still have more free Internet tricks to dish out to our readers in other regions. Kindly stick around for more.

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

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Procedures:

1. Click here to download the Wire Tun VPN app

2. Install and then open the app.

3. Click on the "Not Connected" icon to initiate a connection

4. When it's finally connected, minimize the app and enjoy free Internet access

But then, you won't be able to surf the network without limit unless you add more time to it. To do that, open your Wire Tun VPN app and then click on "Add Time" on the screen to watch an ad so as to give you more time.

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.