Since mobile phone data is very expensive, how do you do the following:

1. Surf the web for your favorite websites?
2. Watch videos on YouTube?
3. Watch Netflix?
4. Watch iRokoTV?

If you use Wi-Fi, where do you get your Wi-Fi from and how do you use it on-the-go? Or are people just stuck at internet cafes all day?

Thanks for your help!

FBT

can you imagine, you made the topic look like you want to give tutorial and here you are asking questions.
Abeg modify your topic jaree

wonderkid619:
can you imagine, you made the topic look like you want to give tutorial and here you are asking questions.
Abeg modify your topic jaree

Patience...

First tell me how you do it now.

Glo bis or mtn bis "proxy required"

Can u imagine

Wallie:
Since mobile phone data is very expensive, how do you do the following:

1. Surf the web for your favorite websites?
2. Watch videos on YouTube?
3. Watch Netflix?
4. Watch iRokoTV?

If you use Wi-Fi, where do you get your Wi-Fi from and how do you use it on-the-go? Or are people just stuck at internet cafes all day?

Thanks for your help!

Boss, these questions are suspicious, what are you planning?

netotse:

Boss, these questions are suspicious, what are you planning?

A solution but I need to better characterize/understand the problem.

walexmini:
Glo bis or mtn bis "proxy required"

Thanks! I'm going to try to keep up but please bear with me.

It sounds like people are using Bis on a non-Blackberry device because data is cheaper on a Blackberry? Notwithstanding the device, it still seems that you pay N4200 for 3GB?

How are you able to watch videos when a typical movie consumes about 1-2GB of data per movie?

Wallie:
Since mobile phone data is very expensive, how do you do the following:

1. Surf the web for your favorite websites?
2. Watch videos on YouTube?
3. Watch Netflix?
4. Watch iRokoTV?

If you use Wi-Fi, where do you get your Wi-Fi from and how do you use it on-the-go? Or are people just stuck at internet cafes all day?

Thanks for your help!

I won't tell you... It's private!

Option 1: You can get 3gig for only 1k on glo network and make it work on your non Blackberry device. The processor of the device has to be Mediatek though to make tweaking your IMEI simpler. Doing this on non MTK devices is stressful and doesn't work sometimes. Once you've tweaked your IMEI, you subscribe to Glo BB plan and it works perfectly on your device. You can also share the network with your laptop or other devices. The speed of the network depends on your location. It lasts for one month.

Option 2: You can get 5gig on MTN network for only #70, #350 or #1000 daily, weekly or monthly respectively.
A software(don't want to call the name to avoid being banned), is then used to make the subscription work on your device. You can also share this network to your computer, with the help of another software installed on your computer.

I bet 5gig would be enough for you to stream to your satisfaction on a single day at the cost of only 70 Naira.

Wallie:
Since mobile phone data is very expensive, how do you do the following:
1. Surf the web for your favorite websites?
2. Watch videos on YouTube?
3. Watch Netflix?
4. Watch iRokoTV?
If you use Wi-Fi, where do you get your Wi-Fi from and how do you use it on-the-go? Or are people just stuck at internet cafes all day?
Thanks for your help!

I hope you do see this before it gets deleted, the forum kinda frowns on stuffs like this.

Mrval20:
Option 1: You can get 3gig for only 1k on glo network and make it work on your non Blackberry device. The processor of the device has to be Mediatek though to make tweaking your IMEI simpler. Doing this on non MTK devices is stressful and doesn't work sometimes. Once you've tweaked your IMEI, you subscribe to Glo BB plan and it works perfectly on your device. You can also share the network with your laptop or other devices. The speed of the network depends on your location. It lasts for one month.

Option 2: You can get 5gig on MTN network for only #70, #350 or #1000 daily, weekly or monthly respectively.
A software(don't want to call the name to avoid being banned), is then used to make the subscription work on your device. You can also share this network to your computer, with the help of another software installed on your computer.

I bet 5gig would be enough for you to stream to your satisfaction on a single day at the cost of only 70 Naira.

I hope you do see this before it gets deleted, the forum kinda frowns on stuffs like this.

hook me up abeg

Mrval20:
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I hope you do see this before it gets deleted, the forum kinda frowns on stuffs like this.

Thanks for the info! By the way, I wasn't trying to do anything illegal nor do I have a reason for doing so. I'm not even based in Nigeria. I can now understand why people are hesitant.

My intention is honest and it stems from the fact that Netflix is opening up shop in a country where most people use mobile phones and data cost a fortune. Personally, I do stream Netflix to my cellphone daily on my commute home from work but that's because I have unlimited data with my carrier. As of today, I've used 11,931.53 MB (12GB) of data on my cellphone and my billing cycle ends tomorrow. And even at home, our broadband internet access is unlimited, and Netflix and YouTube are constantly being streamed.

As I alluded to, I'm trying to develop a solution to the problem but I want to better understand the pain-points before wasting my time and resources.

Wallie:


Thanks for the info! By the way, I wasn't trying to do anything illegal nor do I have a reason for doing so. I'm not even based in Nigeria. I can now understand why people are hesitant.

My intention is honest and it stems from the fact that Netflix is opening up shop in a country where most people use mobile phones and data cost a fortune. Personally, I do stream Netflix to my cellphone daily on my commute home from work but that's because I have unlimited data with my carrier. As of today, I've used 11,931.53 MB (12GB) of data on my cellphone and my billing cycle ends tomorrow. And even at home, our broadband internet access is unlimited, and Netflix and YouTube are constantly being streamed.

As I alluded to, I'm trying to develop a solution to the problem but I want to better understand the pain-points before wasting my time and resources.

Ok, now I understand.
Well, most young Nigerians would only afford and exhaust 12GB daily through a 'backdoor'. Can't even imagine what these network providers would demand in exchange for such data. Though someone once told me that Spectranet data plans are relatively cheap. You might want to check their site to find out more.
There are also data re-sellers whose data are a bit cheaper than that of the network providers.
I hope this helps.

Others can also mention their data preference and experiences in Nigeria to help in your research.

Jostico:






hook me up abeg

You can find most of these stuffs through google search. I'll get banned if I dare share anything like that here.

Mrval20:

You can find most of these stuffs through google search. I'll get banned if I dare share anything like that here.

can we talk away from here?

Wallie:


Thanks! I'm going to try to keep up but please bear with me.

It sounds like people are using Bis on a non-Blackberry device because data is cheaper on a Blackberry? Notwithstanding the device, it still seems that you pay N4200 for 3GB?

How are you able to watch videos when a typical movie consumes about 1-2GB of data per movie?

nah! It 1k for 3gb on glo bis either for bb or android

Jostico:



can we talk away from here?

You got mail

Mrval20:
You got mail

askofjonathan@gmail.com

Psiphon wit IP tweaking is working for me.....


@ least 20000MB a day

Jostico:

askofjonathan@gmail.com

awoof.....

Jostico:

askofjonathan@gmail.com

awoof.....

ehizzybaba:
Psiphon wit IP tweaking is working for me.....


@ least 20000MB a day

how,you guys should help me.

Peterina:
awoof..... awoof.....

what do you mean?

Jostico:



what do you mean?

let's talk business, I think I'm interested

Jostico:



what do you mean?

let's talk business, I think I'm interested

Peterina:
let's talk business, I think I'm interested

how

ehizzybaba:
Psiphon wit IP tweaking is working for me.....


@ least 20000MB a day

Bro how fa. Am using a Curve 7, I tried this BBMIDI thing but it's not working. Please tell me what am doing wrong?

I suppose tweak something else again?

Jostico:


how,you guys should help me.

Do u ve the psiphon app on Ur fone?

ehizzybaba:
Do u ve the psiphon app on Ur fone?

no.

Mrval20:


Ok, now I understand.
Well, most young Nigerians would only afford and exhaust 12GB daily through a 'backdoor'. Can't even imagine what these network providers would demand in exchange for such data. Though someone once told me that Spectranet data plans are relatively cheap. You might want to check their site to find out more.
There are also data re-sellers whose data are a bit cheaper than that of the network providers.
I hope this helps.

Others can also mention their data preference and experiences in Nigeria to help in your research.

Spectranet user here and I can testify that they have got relatively cheap and appreciably fast connection. 8k for 25gig and I'm good to go for a month on all 7 devices

6footplus:


Bro how fa. Am using a Curve 7, I tried this BBMIDI thing but it's not working. Please tell me what am doing wrong?

I suppose tweak something else again?

Biggest bro........it doesn't support bb devices

is simple server still working on phone and pc. Mine have stopped working Guys I need comments pls.