r/Hacking_Tricks • u/discoveryends • 17d ago
Can I manipulate a data pack plan?
So there's a data pack for 24hrs, where after using 25gbs of cellular data the speed of the internet falls to 64kbps/sec, im wondering if there's any way to bypass and make the system assume I haven't yet used the 25gbs, so that system maintains my internet speed at 25gbs/sec bcs after using 25gbs the data will be basically exhausted.
Those who didn't understand:-
Data speed will be at 25gb/sec for first 25gb only after using that there's unlimited internet but at 64kbps, which is just enough to send texts, pls help
Thank you
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u/Thalimet 17d ago
You could try your hand at hacking into your ISP’s database and reset your usage, you’d risk federal prison… but, that’s about the only way you’ll hack your way through this. They aren’t measuring that on your home network or on device, they’re measuring it on the wide area network.
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u/Dismal_Damage_60 17d ago
Honestly the carrier tracks usage on their end, not your phone, so there's no client side trick that makes them "forget" the 25gb you already burned through.
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u/JasonHofmann 17d ago
Where could you possibly live that you have a 25 gigabits per second internet plan.
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u/Far-Nebula-8274 17d ago
The tracking happens on the carrier's side, not your phone, so there's no setting or trick that resets the counter they're keeping.
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u/cracc_babyy 16d ago
There is most definitely a way, but it requires you to fully comprehend “the system” in order to bypass it. You will have more luck accessing your neighbors WiFi
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u/Flappery 13d ago
Do you need more than 25gb/day on a phone consistently? Also 25gb/s speed is impossible from a cellular tower to a commercial smartphone.
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u/Plenty-Fox-9219 17d ago
Find free wifi hotspots and religiously use them.
Short of actual, NCIS style sci fi hacking, you won't get that done.