How To Get Free Internet Data

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1)Check out FreedomPop

This is a mobile carrier that I think more people should know about.FreedomPop is a mobile carrier that provides free cell phone plans.And it’s completely free!I know it’s hard to believe, but it is true.Sure, you don’t get access to as many fancy features as you do with paid phone plans, but, you do get access to some free internet.It’s really easy to sign up, and it’s a simple way to get free internet on your cell phone, on both Android and iOS devices.You can use your existing phone if it meets the carrier’s criteria or you can purchase one from the FreedomPop phone store.
The only stipulation is that your phone needs to be Sprint compatible.
So if you want free internet for your cell phone, you should definitely consider signing up for a plan with FreedomPop.

2) Mcent

Download: Mecent on Google Play
Mcent works in a similar way to Gigato.First, you install and open Mcent.Once it’s open, it’ll display a list of free apps for you to try. If you do try any of the apps that it recommends, you earn credit.
This credit can be used to recharge your phone (top-up data, talktime, and SMS.)
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