how to hack cell c for unlimited data access

If you have a mobile SIM card for a cellular phone and want to hack it for free internet, open the phone, then go to the menu, and then press 0 which will open up the service menu, the code is 00000. Go to the web settings and then proxy address settings to change the primary and secondary addresses. You'll want to change it to your own proxy settings. You'll also need to reset the port on the phone by going to web settings and changing the port number to 8080.

Once you have entered a new proxy setting, press OK and then clear. Then reset the home page on your phone to Google or Yahoo or something similar. Hit OK and then your phone should reboot. After your phone comes back up use a laptop or a desk top computer to configure a dynamic IP address that your phone will use. There are several freeware programs on the internet that will do the job for you, so do a Google search on dynamic IP addresses and take your pick of the programs available.

Make sure you do this on your own phone as some cell phones will work using this method and some will not. One phone that is known to work in this manner are phones manufactured by the LG Corporation. You could cause the phone to stop functioning if you make a mistake doing this process, so take your time and make sure you know what you are doing. In this day and age of free wireless hot spots on every street corner, you're better off going to one of these places rather than using a phone with a small display and little real computing power. You'll get fast response and you can't get in trouble for using something that is free

Unlimited data access is the ability to use the Internet and other data applications on your mobile phone without incurring additional charges. Typically, mobile service providers charge a flat monthly rate for this service, though the specifics vary between companies. As phones begin to evolve into multi-function devices, unlimited data access has become a more common feature included as an add-on to service plans.

Availability
Unlimited data packages are offered by all of the major cell phone providers. The four largest American cell service providers (AT&T, Verizon, Sprint and T-Mobile) also require customers to have unlimited data packages specific to certain phones. This is customary with phones designed to serve as PDA devices as well as a way to communicate traditionally. For instance, AT&T requires that an unlimited data package be in place in order for the Apple iPhone to function on their network.

Considerations
When deciding whether or not to get unlimited data access, it is wise to consider what type of phone you have and how you intend to use it. Oftentimes it is not logical to purchase a smart phone or PDA-style device unless you also intend to take advantage of data access. Without data access, many advanced mobile phones will only provide users with basic functions offered by less expensive phones. Many expensive devices will also not function on their networks without unlimited data access.

Uses
Unlimited data access allows users to get on the Internet from their mobile device at any time. Some devices with data access, such as many RIM Blackberry models, can even be tethered to a computer to provide Internet access on the computer. Data access is also needed in order for the phone to connect to GPS and navigational service. Unlimited data access also gives users the chance to check their email accounts and download media. Getting an unlimited data plan also often helps save money over paying for access at a company's rate per megabyte of usage, which can be expensive, especially if you accidentally exceed your allowed usage.

Cost
AT&T offers unlimited data for $15 per month on basic phones. With Blackberry phones and other smart phones, data usage is limited. Family unlimited data is $10 per month. Verizon offers unlimited data access for all models of their smart phones at $29.99 per month. Sprint includes unlimited data in both individual and family plans. The unlimited data and calling family plan is $99.99 per month, while the individual plan is $69.99 per month for 450 minutes and $89.99 per month with 900 minutes. All of these figures are based on where each company stands in early 2011.

Abstract

Founded in November 2001, Cell C is owned by 3C Telecommunications, which is 60% owned by Oger Telecom South Africa, a division of Saudi Oger; 25% owned in an unencumbered holding by CellSAf, (a Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment entity representing over 30 black empowerment companies and trusts), and 15% by Lanun Securities SA (Lanun is a wholly owned subsidiary of Saudi Oger Ltd).

In 2011, Cell C enlisted South African comedian, Trevor Noah, as their spokesperson, in a marketing campaign where he was given the title as their "CEO" (Chief Excellence Officer). The current Chief Executive Officer is Jose Dos Santos. Cell C has recently shaken up the South African market by introducing a flat call-rate of 99c / min, to any network, and the lowest data rate, as well: 0.15c/MB. Their market strategy appears to be "more subscribers, paying less," which is a significant challenge to the high-margin stance of the other network operators.