Raid: South African free internet trick and update for CellC and Vodafone

Its the free internet raid! I just finished Vodafone, Airtel and Mtn Zambia and now its South African networks. I know you guys would be skipping most of this write up to get the free internet settings but i think its best you read everything.

Cellc and Vodafone South Africa ISPs were the main networks that i was suppose to give out the settings today but sadly i won't. The settings are browsing and working for both network but taking time to connect which means it needs a fast proxy server. I'm trying to ensure that this trick doesn't get messed up like the last one.
I believe when i'm dropping the "Second part of free internet trick Raid," Cellc and one other SA network will be part of it. So i urge you to stay close.

Screenshot of the connection on CellC

Now lets look at this slow dns and tunnelguru free internet trick which is browsing for free on Cellc. This free internet trick can be made unlimited when you upgrade to premium or download the tweaked version of slow dns. This trick works on android and PC and doesn't require much configuration. Simply follow the below setup and enjoy free internet.

Requirements:
1. A Cellc simcard
2. An Android device or PC
3. Slow dns or Tunnel guru
4. The procedures below

Slow dns Procedures for Android:
1. First click here to download slow dns for android
2. Open the app and install it this way
3. Leave the space for Username and password blank
4. Now input any of this as your Dns: 41.48.23.28, or 41.223.119.148
5. Next configure: 275 on the left and 20 on the right
6. Now tick the last two options and click on it to connect. When it does, open your browser and enjoy free internet.(for unlimited internet access refer to the write-up in the beginning of this post)

Tunnel guru Procedures for PC:
1. Click here to download Tunnel guru for PC
2. Install the app and then configure your dns with any of this: 41.48.23.28, or 41.223.119.148
3. When you are done, click on connect and enjoy free internet
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