Airtel 2G Plan Works On H+ Or 3G Broadband For Blackberry 10 Devices

The title of this post says it all, while individuals are not content with the circumstance encompassing the dubious Airtel 2G arrangement, BlackBerry 10 clients are there grinning. I've said a considerable amount concerning this arrangement here.

The title of this post says it all, while individuals are not content with the circumstance encompassing the dubious Airtel 2G arrangement, BlackBerry 10 clients are there grinning. I've said a considerable amount concerning this arrangement here.

Requirements

• Blackberry 10 IMEI
• MTK Engineering Tool
• Activation of the 1k Airtel BIS Plan

Step 1: Generate BB10 IMEI

• Tweak your MTK Android phone IMEI with the Blackberry 10 IMEI below; 
• 356760051192***  (Randomly add any three digits to it.)
• Visit www.imei-number.com/imei-validation-check, and type input the above 12 digits IMEI Number, e.g 356760051192
• Add your preferred 3 digits to the already known 12 digits making 15 digits e.g 356760051192711, then click on Validate IMEI to validate the IMEI.
• If the random digit you choose is correct, it will display IMEI number is valid but if on a contrary, it will display IMEI number is not valid

Step 2: Change Android IMEI

To change IMEI, It contains simple detailed steps on how to go about it. (If you already know how to change IMEI, ignore guide, tweak and proceed to step 3)

Step 3: Activate Airtel 3GB For N1000 Plan

• Data Cost: N1000
• Subscribe Code: Dial *431#
• Validity/Duration: 30 Days
• To Check Your Balance: Dial *140#

How to Opt-out of Airtel 2G Data Plan?

Follow the steps below to opt-out completely…

• First, dial *482*4#, you will receive an invalid request message.
• Immediately, reply with * then reply with 3. You will get a response “you have cancelled your 2G data subscription”

Airtel 2GB for N200 and 6GB for N500 were newly introduced and on setting my eyes on these plans, my heart skipped a beat. Sadly, they are not what you think they are, these plans are not the normal Airtel plans for crazy high-end downloading. People who spend such huge time browsing and folks who uses extremely large amount of data do not need to opt in for this plan, rather, they can check out this plan.

In essence, what am insinuating is, this Airtel plan was basically launched to help the low-income earners stay connected. It’s cheap but with a restriction of the epic 2G/EDGE network that were once rampant. The download speed of this particular plan was throttled to give you a speed of about 45-60Kb/s, this simply means, downloading is crap on this plan.

Let’s look at it from this angle, an extremely slow plan but with a cheap and large data size seems like a win-win for both parties. Browse 2GB for N200 at a speed of 45 to 60 kilobyte per second. What I feel; if you cannot afford the seemingly fast internet plan for high amount, then get an obviously slow plan for cheaper price.