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O Instabridge has a huge database of WiFi passwords from around the world. When you are near a registered access point, Instabridge automatically connects you.
Including the WiFi Map works in a similar way to Instabridge. It has a community of users who share WiFi passwords, so you can connect to the internet for free when you're near one of these hotspots.
O NetPoints is a Brazilian application that allows you to accumulate points to exchange for data packages. You earn points when making purchases at partner companies, answering surveys and even inviting friends to use the app.
already the KickBit is an international app that gives you the opportunity to earn free mobile data by completing various tasks such as watching videos, completing surveys and much more.
And finally we have the Databack which is an Indian app that saves your mobile data and returns it to you. It works with most apps on your phone, like Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram, etc.
How do these free internet apps work?
Some applications, such as Instabridge and the WiFi Map, have a large database of WiFi passwords. These passwords are shared by the application's users.
When you are near a hotspot whose password is in the app, it automatically connects you. It's like a big community of people sharing their WiFi passwords to help each other.
Other applications, such as NetPoints and the KickBit, work a little differently. They give you data packs in exchange for tasks. For example, you can earn data by purchasing from partner companies, answering surveys, watching videos and other things.
It's like you're being paid with data to do these tasks.
There are also applications like Databack, which save the data you use and then give some back to you. For example, if you use 100 MB of data on Facebook, the app may give you 10 MB back. This way, you end up using less data and your internet lasts longer.