Apps for unlimited internet access on your cell phone have been the most used and sought-after lately by those looking to connect from anywhere in the world.
These apps have more than 39 million downloads and feature the latest technology and efficiency.
In this article, we'll explore the three best apps for this purpose. See…
WiFi Map – Unlimited Internet
Imagine the situation: I was traveling, somewhere I'd never been, and my data plan simply ran out on the second day.
Of course, I didn't want to spend a fortune on more internet.
Then I remembered an app I had downloaded a while ago, but had never paid much attention to: WiFi Map.
It displays a map of available Wi-Fi networks near you, including those of restaurants, hotels, stores, and even homes that share the password with other app users.
In practice, in less than 10 minutes I was connected to a secure public network in a coffee shop, with the password shared by someone who had already been there.
Since then, WiFi Map has become my official travel companion, and even in the city, when I run out of data, it saves me.
To use this app, simply download it from the App Store or Play Store.
Psiphon Pro – Unlimited Internet
Psiphon Pro is an app originally created to circumvent censorship and ensure free internet access in countries where certain websites are blocked.
However, many people have discovered that, depending on the carrier and country, it also allows you to access the internet without using up your data plan. Yes, this really happens.
I tried it, and on some networks and at specific times, the app allowed you to browse and even stream content without deducting data from your plan.
But a warning: Psiphon was not designed for this.
It doesn't guarantee that you'll have free internet all the time.
It's more of a tool that can occasionally offer you this advantage, depending on your carrier.
And being a VPN, it also offers you greater security when browsing.
Download this app on your phone and enjoy.
Gigato:
Now let's talk about an idea that I thought was great: Gigato.
This app works as a kind of reward for using it.
In other words, it gives you megabytes of internet in exchange for using certain associated apps.
It works like this: you download Gigato, sign up, and it shows you a list of apps that "return" data to you.
So, if you listen to music on one partner app or watch videos on another, part of what you spend is returned in megabytes.
It seems like magic, but it's just a marketing strategy: apps earn money from your activity and reward you with internet access.
The cool thing is that this happens automatically.
Try this app on your phone and enjoy.
So is it worth it?
If, like me, you're tired of counting gigabytes like they're drops of gold, these three apps will be of great help.
Ultimately, the secret lies in combining these solutions. Install all three, try them out for a few days, and find which one best suits your routine and your operator.
And if you have any tips on apps to help you get free or unlimited internet, share them with me! We'll help each other because being without internet in 2025 isn't an option anymore, right?