Hey whats up guys I'm ThioJoe and today I'm going to teach you an awesome trick
that the cell companies definitely don't want you to know
and that is how you can trick your cell phone into giving you unlimited cell
data no matter what carrier you're on and it will also work on any cell phone
that you might have and it's so simple you probably won't even believe it until
you try it yourself
in this video I'm going to explain what you need how to do it and why it works
as well so stay tuned it's surprisingly easy
now first the most obvious question is how could this be possible
most cell phone companies no longer offer unlimited data plans and of course
they track how much data you're using and this is true but we can actually
trick the service into thinking that you haven't used any data at all
you see cell phone companies keep track of how much data you're using in the
following way:
whenever you download a document ,fetch email, stream video, or anything like that
your cell phone downloads that file and then records how much data was used in
that connection. After the download is completed your cell phone sends a TCP
data packet back to the cell trunk in the service containing information about
how much data you just used for that file which is called a "file report".
But knowing this
if we were able to somehow blocked the file report from being sent back to the
cell company it would look like to them that you didn't download any data at all
even though you did download that file successfully.
Now you may be thinking how can we block just that file report without blocking
everything else?
Well it turns out that file report is actually sent from the phone on a
separate frequency that's not used by anything else
so we just need to find something that will block that single frequency which
is possible and that's exactly what I'm going to show you today.
Now to do all this and get the unlimited data you're only going to need three
things. First of all your cell phone of course, next your cell phone case,
and finally, bear with me, yes a roll of duct tape.
I'll explain. It turns out that when properly placed and configured, duct tape
has the exact properties required to absorb the frequency used by the file
reports which happens to be 9.01 kilohertz. Now I'm gonna explain all the
science behind this which might get pretty technical so if you just want to
get right into the tutorial I totally understand
you can just skip ahead past all the technical stuff.
So why don't we get into some of the fun science stuff. Now based on several
scientific studies that have been done on duct tape
specifically regarding the absorption patterns for electromagnetic frequencies
we know that in the one were concerned about duct tape has a transmission value
of about 0.001 . This measurement would have been done with a tool called a
spectrophotometer
but basically all you need to know is that the duct tape is going to block
99.9% of the signal used by the phone to send the
file report.
We also know based on several published tests and reports by Bill Gates himself
while he was developing windows, that most network parity systems require at
least 70% of an original signal to reconstruct any missing parts
so if the duct tape is blocking 99.9% of it,
there's no way that signal is going to get through. The reason this happens and
that the duct tape is able to block the signal is that when the frequency is
sent out by the phone and tries to pass through the duct tape it induces a tiny
electromagnetic field in the duct tape itself. Because duct tape is an insulator
this field is obviously going to be minuscule but it does create what are
called eddy currents which are essentially small electrical currents
that exist within a planar material such as a piece of tape instead of a
wire. As the phone tries to send the signal it may detect that it's not
getting through and is being blocked, which means the phone may try to send it
at even higher power. But as that higher power is amplified the eddy currents
within the duct tape are also amplified further strengthening the blocking
abilities of the duct tape, so nothing gets through, no matter how strong the
phone broadcasts.
Now this special property that exists in the duct tape is because of the
hexagonal lattice of the tapes adhesive
but we're not going to go that deep into the science today unfortunately.
The short summary is that duct tape is able to block a very small number of random
frequency bands,
most of them useless, but 9.01 kilohertz is one of them and we could take
advantage of that. There are actually a few other materials that are able to
block the 9 KHz spectrum but duct tape is by far the cheapest and
most convenient
unless for example you want to go out and buy some pure strips of platinum.
So by now you're probably ready to actually do this and despite my
long-winded explanations
it's actually very simple so why don't we go
over the table and I'll show you what you have to do. Alright so once you have
everything together your duct tape the phone and the case
all you need to do is create a strip of folded duct tape that's about the same
size as the phone
so let me show you what I mean. Now let me find the end of this, and scissors
will always help.
So take out a piece of duct tape and we don't want it to be covering any of the
cell phone camera or flash and this is not going to go directly on the phone
we're actually going to fold it. So if we fold it about this long...
that should be ok. So now you can see it's long enough to cover most of the
phone but it's not going to cover the flash or the camera. And we can actually
just cut that right now and put it in the case to make sure...
Perfect length. So now this is going to be covering a majority of the phone but
not the important parts.
Now this is all that's required depending on the thickness of your case
in your phone,
this might be the only thing that's going to fit, but if you can add more
strips and layers that will always make it more efficient, so it might work
better if you add more layers. So let's just add a couple more layers and we can
just do that by putting it on like that and folding it over just like that so we
have about five or four layers right there. And then all you have to do is stick
that in the case
so it's not covering up anything and put the phone in there and if it's too thick
you can use less layers but that seems to fit okay. Well it'll work for the
purpose of this video, probably need to take off a couple layers but you get the
idea
Either way do not attach the tape and stick it right on the phone
it'll just make a mess that's difficult to remove and
it's not necessary so you always want to fold it of course and that's all you
have to do.
Ok now after that your cell phone is no longer sending file reports to your
carrier so they don't think you're actually using any data.
Now unfortunately there's no way to tell if this worked until your next bill comes
and you can see the data usage, so don't go downloading tons and tons of
gigabytes until you're sure it's working.
Also keep in mind your cell phone in the settings may still show the actual
amount of data you're using but it won't count because it's not actually being
sent to the carrier to be recorded. As you can see in my cell phone bill here
it shows that I used zero gigabytes in the past month
so there was no charge, even though in reality i actually used quite a bit of
data as you can see here in my phone settings.
Finally the best part about this trick is it's not software-based so it cannot
be patched by the cell companies. The cell phone file report frequency is
determined at the time the phone is manufactured.
So the only way the cell service companies could fix this is if the cell
manufacturers were to change the frequency going forward and because this
is such a widely adopted standard that's probably not gonna happen anytime soon.
So there you have it you can now get unlimited cell data no matter what
carrier or phone you're using and I really hope you guys found this video
helpful.
Let us know down in the comments section maybe what carrier you have and whether
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