Etisalat Unlimited Cracked By Eazi Working Flawlessly On - Your ⚡ Freedom ⚡ App

Xup everyone, hope you guys are doing OK, Etisalat Unlimited browsing is here again and this time it's Blazing Hot on Your Freedom app.

So no much talk let's begin

Note: Follow the steps exactly, do not miss anything or else it won't work!

First download your freedom app here >> APK Downloader Start Download for those who don't have it.
If you have one then clear the Apps data and cache

Now download the Etisalat Unlimited configuration file here >> http://www.datafilehost.com/d/c778747c it's in zip format so use Es explorer or file manager to unzip it

Now open your freedom app


Click on " Configure "

When it opens

Select backup/restore

Click on load config

Select the file on your device and click on Etisalat Unlimited

It will then open

Choose anyone of your choice

Then click on Laod

If this show's

Config read from ,,,,,,_____ then it's successful

Go back to the main screen

Click on "Start connection"

And wait for some few seconds to get connected


And it's connected, feel free and enjoy the 1Mb/s speed for a month


Just minimize the app and start browsing


More updates coming soon

Share with others too, thanks

Enjoy

45 Tips & Tricks You Need to Know to Master Windows 10

Windows 10 is officially here, and frankly, there's a ton of new features in Microsoft's latest operating system. From the return of the Start menu to the new Edge browser, Windows 10 can take some getting used to.
Luckily, we've done a lot of the leg work for you, and what follows are all the tips and tricks, big and small, that you need to know to get you quickly up and running with Windows 10 on your laptop, desktop, or Surface.

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#1Install Windows 10 for Free

If you haven't yet upgraded, what the heck are you waiting for?! Windows 10 is not only the best version of the operating system since Windows 7, it's also totally free. More info here.

Customize the Start Menu

The return of the Start menu has to be the most anticipated addition to Windows 10, at least for those of you using Windows 8. More info here.

#2Resize the Start Menu

You can resize the Start menu, making it so that it only takes up a small corner of your screen, or as large as your entire desktop. Just drag from the corners.

#3Live Tiles in the Start Menu

If you're coming from Windows 8, you know about Live Tiles, the interactive and updated "icons" used to display information like weather, news, and more. Luckily, they're now contained within the Start menu.

#4Remove Live Tiles from the Start Menu

If you're coming from Windows 7, not only are Live Tiles new, but they may not be all that useful. Luckily, it's a simple process to not only remove them, but to slim up the Start menu so it more closely resembles the view you're used to. More info here.

#5Move & Resize Tiles in the Start Menu

Live Tiles can easily to be moved and resized to your liking so that the information you want is just where you want it. To move a Tile, simply click, hold, and drag it. To resize a Tile, right-click on it, then choose a size from the "Resize" option.

#6Reboot & Shut Down Options in the Start Menu

Options for shutting down, rebooting, and sleeping your PC are now located in the Start menu. Simply click on the "Power" entry in the Start menu to access these options.

#7Access All Your Apps in the Start Menu

Possibly the best thing about having the Start menu back is the ability to access all your apps from it—just click the "All apps" option to see them in an alphabetical list.

#8Pin Items to the Start Menu

While having a full app list is great, it can be a pain to scroll through if you find yourself constantly opening the same few apps over and over. To make them easier to access, simply right-click on them, then choose the "Pin to Start" option to have placed as a Tile. This can also be done with folders and documents from File Explorer.

#9Search from the Start Menu

Another great way to quickly get to an app or file is to open the Start menu, either by clicking on it or using the Windows key, then simply typing is the name of the app, file, or folder you're looking for.

#10Customize the Start Menu Even More

You can change the overall appearance of the Start menu by choosing Settings, then going to Personalization. From there, select the Colors option to change the background color of your Start menu. Head to the Start tab to adjust even more options, like hiding most used and recently added apps, as well as the folders that appear and more.

Quick Actions Toggles

There are a handful of toggles for common functions that are easily accessible without having to delve into the Control panel or Settings. More info here.

#11Access the Quick Actions Menu

To access the quick actions menu, simply click the Action Center icon in your notification area, which looks a lot like a chat bubble icon. From there, just click any icon to quickly adjust any of its settings.

#12Customize the Quick Actions Menu

Head to the Settings entry in your Start menu, then choose the System entry. Now go to the "Notifications & actions" tab where you'll see your top four quick action toggles listed at the top of the screen. From there, you'll see a drop-down menu with all of the possible quick actions that you can assign to that spot.

Cortana Voice Assistant

Microsoft's long-awaited voice assistant—Cortana—has finally debuted officially with Windows 10, but there is a bit of setup involved. More info here.

#13Enable Cortana & Voice Search

Start by clicking the search box right next to the Start button in your taskbar, then click the Cortana icon in the bottom-left corner of the popup, which looks like a circle just above the Windows logo. Accept the agreement and Cortana will be ready to go, but you'll still need to activate the Voice Search hotword.
To set up "Hey Cortana" hotword detection on your computer, click the Notebook icon in Cortana's sidebar menu (which looks like a book with a small circle on the cover), then head to Settings. Now scroll down to the Hey Cortana option, enable it, and click the "Learn my voice" button to begin setup.

#14Save Locations for Cortana

Like other voice assistants, Cortana works best when she has some information about you. A good place to start would be to set up common locations so that you get better directions and traffic info.

To add addresses such as home, work, and your other favorite places, head to the Notebook menu and click "About Me" again. From here, select "Edit favorites," then click the + button near the bottom-right corner, add an address, label it, and repeat for additional locations.

#15Set Reminders with Cortana

Saying or typing "Remind me to (blank)" will prompt you to enter a time or location for your reminder, or you can skip the second part by saying it all at once—"Remind me to take my vitamins every morning at 8," or "Remind me to buy dish soap the next time I'm at Target," for instance.

#16Get Directions with Cortana

This is where having set locations will come into play. You can ask conversational questions like "Get me to the nearest coffee shop," or "How far is it to Chicago," so location-based searching is rather easy.

#17Get at-a-Glance Information with Cortana

Of course, you don't have to pro-actively search for information—Cortana aims to get you the info you want before you want it.
As soon as you click the Cortana search box—even before you actually perform a search—you'll see a series of cards that display relevant information, which are ordered by what Cortana thinks is most relevant to you at this exact moment.

#18Have Fun with Voice Commands

Being a voice assistant means you can literally talk to Cortana, and ask her some funny and useful things. Have her set reminders, control music, open an app, or tell you a joke. We have a great list of commands to get you going right here.

Desktop Control

Windows 10 handles multiple desktops beautifully, once you know how to set them up and switch between them. More info here.

#19Create Multiple Desktops

Start by clicking the task view button next to the search bar (or icon) in your taskbar, which will bring up a button in the bottom-right corner of your screen labeled "+ New desktop." Just click this button to create a second desktop, then click it again to create a third, and so on.

#20Switch Between Desktops

Just click the task view button, then click any of the thumbnails at the bottom of the screen to switch to an open desktop.

Closing your desktops out is equally simple—just click the task view button, then hover your mouse pointer over one of the desktop thumbnails and click the "X" button.

Window Control

The window "Snap" feature was introduced in Windows 7, but now has a few new tricks up its sleeve with the ability to easily maximize windows, snap windows into corners, and a new "Snap Assist" feature. More info here.

#21Maximize Any Window

First, if you want to quickly maximize any window, just click and hold the title bar, then drag it all the way to the top edge of your screen. As soon as you let go of your mouse, the window will be maximized.

#22Use Snap Assist for Split-Screen View

To open two windows in a perfect split-screen view, start by dragging the first window to either the left or right edge of your screen. When you release your mouse button, the window will automatically be sized to fit exactly one half of your screen, then Snap Assist will populate the opposite half of your display with thumbnails of any other windows you currently have open.

#23Snap Windows into Corners for 3 or 4 Apps at a Time

You can even snap windows to each corner of your display by dragging any window into one of the four corners of your screen, then let go of your mouse button to snap it into a window that's a quarter of the size.

#24Change Title Bar Color in Windows

What should've been a no-brainer ended up not being an option—changing the color of a window's title bar. If you're unhappy with the drab white, there's some easy trickery you can do to change the color. More info here.

Microsoft's New Edge Browser

Out with the old (Internet Explorer) and in with the new (Edge). Microsoft's long-awaited IE successor is here, but there is a lot to learn about Edge. More info here.

#25Use Cortana Inside of Edge

As long as Cortana has been set up through the taskbar, you can use her inside of Edge. Start using it by typing something you would typically ask Cortana into the search bar at the top of Edge. After your request is completely typed in, a Cortana window with your results will appear underneath it in blue.

#26Change the Default Search Engine in Edge

Bing, unsurprisingly, is Edge's default search engine, but it doesn't have to be. Navigate to another, and if it's supported, you'll see option to add it to Edge.

If a search engine isn't supported, check out our guide for a third-party solution that can add in many search options to Edge.

#27Annotate, Highlight, & Insert Notes in Edge

Probably the coolest feature of them all is the ability to mark up webpages in Edge. You can quickly take notes, write, highlight, and even type directly on a website. When you click on the Edit icon at the top right, a purple bar will appear, with tools to draw, highlight, erase, make notes, take screenshots, and share.

#28Use Reader Mode in Edge

Seeing a page littered with ads, related stories and pictures, and videos can be a big distraction. Luckily, Edge comes with a Reading view that strips all that crap away, leaving behind a clean page with just the important stuff.

#29Share Links Easier in Edge

As long as you have the corresponding apps installed, you can easily share links to them using the Share button located to the right of the address bar.

#30Pin Websites to Start Menu from Edge

You can add your favorite websites to the brand new Start menu by clicking on "Pin to Start" in Edge's three-dot menu.

#31Enable Dark Mode in Edge

Dark mode in Edge is easily accessible—just go to Settings and choose Dark from the "Choose a theme" option.

#32Enable 'Do Not Track' in Edge

The "Do Not Track" option in Window 10 is disabled by default, which notifies online advertisers to not gather or use information based on your location and requests. If you want to enable this feature, click on the three-dot menu and go to Settings -> View advanced settings, scroll down and turn on "Send Do Not Track requests."

#33Keyboard Navigation in Edge

On Windows 10, you can enable caret, or keyboard, browsing by clicking on the three-dot menu, going to Settings -> View advanced settings, and enabling "Always use caret browsing," then turn it on by hitting F7.
Once enabled, you can control the flashing text cursor (or caret) and copy and paste text, as well as open links, without having to use your mouse or trackpad. Disable caret browsing by hitting F7 again.

#34Easy Tab Management in Edge

Right-click on any tab to see options to open recently closed tabs, close tabs to the right of the tab you selected, refresh all tabs, duplicate the tab you selected, and move the selected tab to a new window.

New File Explorer

Windows Explorer has become File Explorer, and with the name change come plenty of improvements. More info here.

#35New Ribbon Menu in File Explorer

Much like recent versions of Microsoft Office, the new File Explorer uses what is called a Ribbon menu. When you click one of the menu options near the top of the screen (File, Home, Share, or View), this new menu will appear.

#36New Search Feature in File Explorer

The search box isn't new, but now it'll only look for files and folders within the folder or drive you've currently selected, helping to narrow things down quite a bit. Once search results have populated, click the Search tab near the top of the screen to expose more options in a ribbon menu.

#37Pin Folders in File Explorer

If there are any folders or libraries that you'd like to pin to your Quick access menu, simply right-click them in File Explorer, then select "Pin to Quick access" and they'll be easily available in the left pane.

#38Libraries Menu in File Explorer

The old Libraries features is nowhere in sight, but it isn't gone. Simply go to the View ribbon menu, then click the Navigation Pane option. From here, select the "Show libraries" entry and it'll be back in the left-side pane.

Everything Else

There's more to Windows 10 than just the Start menu, quick action toggles, Cortana, desktop and window controls, Edge, and the new File Explorer. Here's all of the other goodies hiding within Windows 10.

#39Get Back Precious Hard Drive Space

When you upgrade from an older version of Windows to Windows 10, a good chuck of your disk space is used to keep old system information on-hand, in case you decide to revert back.
But, if you value disk space over easy rollbacks, you can claim around 20 GB back simply by removing these old files. More info here.

#40Change the Login Screen Background

Windows 10 sports a spiffy new Login screen with its "Hero" background, but annoyingly, without a way to change the background. But with the help of a third-party app, you can very easily change the background to a color or picture of your choosing (and remove your account picture for a sleeker look). More info here.

#41Disable the Lock Screen

The Windows 10 lock screen is great if you're using a tablet, but for most of us with standard PCs, it's an unnecessary feature. Unfortunately, there isn't a straightforward way of removing it, but there are a couple of methods that are easy enough even for the most-novice user. More info here.

#42Enable Dark Mode System Wide

The Edge browser comes with a Dark mode, but the theme can also be applied to other menus and apps. To do so, you'll need to delve into the Registry, but it's all pretty simple. More info here.

#43Use the Hidden Screen Recorder App

Windows 10 comes with the Xbox app, and within that is a screen recorder function that you can use in other apps. More info here.

#44Sync Files to OneDrive

Microsoft's OneDrive is their cloud storage service, and it integrates incredibly well across Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android systems. As long as you have the OneDrive app, all connected devices can share data. More info here.

#45Create & Restore a Full Windows 10 Backup

It's always a good idea to keep your system backed up, and Windows 10 makes it really easy to do so using the built-in "system image" utility. More info here.

And it doesn't stop here. Check out our followup guide with 15 more tips and tricks you need to know to master Windows 10.

Got any tips not covered? Be sure to share your own in the comment section below, or on Facebook, Google+, or Twitter.

Airtel 6GB for N500 & 2GB for N200 – New And Upgraded Airtel Data Plans

Airtel are not joking this time around, maybe, Airtel Nigeria are planning on beating down GLO Nigeria to their heels. Airtel shook the internet with it latest Data Bundles by introducing more amazing bundles plan and their activation codes.

The Airtel latest New Data Bundles Plans are 6GB For N500 and 2GB For N200. Let’s wait for, later on this year, one can pay just one thousand to browse the internet unlimited for one full month, nonstop. Let’s wait and see.

This latest Airtel Night plan works hand in hand with the MTN Night Plan where you can get MTN 1GB for N200, 2.5GB for N500 and 5GB for N1000, you can check them out HERE. But one thing special about the newly introduced Airtel plans is that the plans currently works both day and night.
Also Read:- (June 2016) Cheap Internet Data Bundles Plan for All Devices
Below are the latest Airtel bundle plans and their activation/subscription codes. And there are necessary things, you are required to know about this latest Airtel Data Bundle before subscribing. In order, not to get lost and so.

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• 1 What You Need to Know about Airtel 6GB and 2GB Night Plan
• 2 How to Subscribe to the Airtel 6GB for N500
• 3 How to Subscribe to the Airtel 2G for N200
  • 3.1 How to Opt-out of Airtel 2GB for N200

What You Need to Know about Airtel 6GB and 2GB Night Plan

Nothing much. But Airtel Nigeria has set this latest Plan to work only 2G network. That is to say, if your phone is using 5G, 4G, 3G network, all you have to do is to manually goto your (using my tecno c8 direction) Settings >> …More >> Mobile networks >> Preferred network type and then select 2G network. Just like the image below.

And again, you have to make use of new Airtel sim or any Airtel Sim that you do not have any existing data bundle plan on because upon subscription, it will automatically deactivate any existing data plan. Please Note this, because it is very important and essential.
Also Read:- Airtel Internet Plans – Airtel Data Plans for all Phones
And lastly, this Airtel Plan works on device, you do not need any tweaking of a thing, all you have to do is to dial the codes below and get started. That is all. Read the activation code and the validity period of the plans.

How to Subscribe to the Airtel 6GB for N500

With Airtel N500 you can 6GB worth of data. The Plan is really cheap and affordable. You need not to tweak imei, it is not a cheat. It is a new plan from our Airtel Telecom Nigeria and it works on device but note that, it is a Night Plan but works both day and night.
Before proceeding with this step, note that, you have successfully read the above important things you need to know before subscribing. You can activate this plan by dialing *482# and choose the 6GB plan, that is all. And note that, the validity period is just 28 days!

How to Subscribe to the Airtel 2G for N200

You need no tweaking thing. All you have to do is to make use of new sim card because if you dare subscribe to this newlyy plans, it will automatic deactivate any existing plan for instant, you are previously using the 9GB for N3500, then you activate this plan, it will deactivate it and you will lost everything.
Before you continue, you can at least try to read the aforementioned things, which are really important and essential. To subscribe to this plan, you can dial *482# then select the 2GB plan for N200, that is all. Remember it works on device and it can be used both day and night. The validity period is 14days.
Also Read:-How to Subscribe to Airtel 24Gb, 1.5GB & 3.5GB for N2k Plan

 

 

How to Opt-out of Airtel 2GB for N200

It is very simple and short. Below are the step by steps guide on how to opt out of this Airtel Plans. Just dial *482*4# and you will receive invalid request message, Don’t worry, >> Reply with * then reply with 3. You will now receive something like this “You have cancelled your 2g data subscription”
Do you love this New Airtel Bundles Plans or do you have any other necessary question to ask? Then make use of the below comment box to express your feelings. And also, please try to share this post to your friends online using the below share buttons like Facebook, G+, Twitter and the rest of them and Pin it to pinterest. Thank you! Happy Weekend!

Airtel Social Media Free Browsing Cheat 2017

Today, Airtel free unlimited data for social media apps re-surfaced online and a lots of people are already enjoying the data. The interesting things about the data is that, it can be accumulated to unlimited and is very simple to activate.

How To Get Unlimited Data On Airtel For Social Media Apps.
 
First of all, Dial *317# (Please note that you will be migrated to another tariff)

Then Dial *688*1#

You will given free 1GB of data for socia media app then continue dialing *688*1# to accumulate your data.

How To Check Your Data Balance
Kindly dial *140#

Kindly Drop Your Comment For Assistance Should Need Arises..