Free Unlimited Internet for Android

So,this is a Trick which I got while surfing the web. Yes, you heard it right. It's about Free Unlimited 2G or 3G Internet using OpenVpn client but only for India Country.

Follow the steps to enjoy free net!

NOTE : You should have Rs 0 balance in your SIM. I highly recommend having your balance to Rs.0, because suppose if you have to say balance more than Rs0 say. For eg: you have the balance of around Rs. 10 or 15 or whatever it may be, then I'm not responsible for deduction of your balance using this trick. And secondly you must have to buy an Internet Unlimited Plan before using this The trick,otherwise, it won't work.

With that said Let's start :

1. First you should Install "OpenVPN Connect" from Playstore.
2. Now Install it on your device (You know how to install it, from Playstore it's automatic).
3. Download the "vpnbook-us2-udp53.ovpn" file from the link HERE.
4. Now open the Installed App.
5. Now select options and Click On "IMPORT".
   
6. Now we have .ovpn file in our SD card which we downloaded from the above link, so we will use second last option ,that is , click on "IMPORT PROFILE FROM SD CARD".
   
7. Now select your file from the SD card.For me, it's in inside of "ANDROID" Folder.
   
8. Select the .ovpn format file.
   
9. Now when you will select the file and Click On select then something similar to this will open up ,where it will ask to input the Username and Password. Just use Username = vpnbook and Password = sWedre3u.
   
10. If you have followed me correctly then something like this will come up,and it will connect.
    

Our free Internet is connected . Do whatever you want. I recommend to Use UC Browser. Now you say why won't we use Chrome.You can't simply use Chrome because Google Chrome is a very clever Browser. I don't know how but it detects it and eventually, the connection drops out. But UC Browser is faster compared to any other browsers at present.

This Method works all over India ,but I think except Jammu & Kashmir and extreme South East parts of India. I think it's​ due to the network problems that arise due to extreme geographical locations.