Internet Settings For Android Handsets:Ufone- Zong- Telenor- Warid- Mobilink

Updated: August 2026

Looking for Android internet settings and APN settings in Pakistan? This guide has been updated with current information for major mobile networks, including Ufone, Jazz, Zong and Telenor.

This article was originally published in 2013 and has been kept online because it has helped Android users for many years. The original article contained settings for older Android phones and older network configurations. Some of those settings are now outdated, so the current information is provided below.

Important: APN settings can change over time and may also vary depending on prepaid/postpaid service, device and network configuration. If automatic internet settings are available from your network operator, using those settings is usually the easiest option.

Android APN Settings in Pakistan

An APN (Access Point Name) tells your Android phone how to connect to your mobile operator's data network.

If mobile data is not working, checking the APN is one of the first things you can try.

How to Add APN Settings on Android

The exact menu names can be different depending on your phone manufacturer and Android version, but the usual path is:

1. Open Settings.
2. Go to Network & Internet or Connections.
3. Open Mobile Network.
4. Select your SIM card if you have more than one SIM.
5. Open Access Point Names (APN).
6. Tap +, Add or New APN.
7. Enter the APN information provided below.
8. Save the APN.
9. Select the newly created APN.
10. Turn mobile data off and on again.

Ufone Internet APN Settings

Ufone's current information lists separate APNs for prepaid and postpaid customers.

Setting	Prepaid	Postpaid
Name	Ufone Internet	Ufone Internet
APN	ufone.pinternet	ufone.internet
Username	Leave blank	Leave blank
Password	Leave blank	Leave blank
MCC	410	410
MNC	Use SIM/default value	Use SIM/default value

Ufone's own troubleshooting information confirms ufone.pinternet for prepaid and ufone.internet for postpaid customers.

Jazz Internet APN Settings

Jazz currently provides different APN information depending on the connection type. Jazz's help center lists the following standard APNs.

Connection	APN
Prepaid	jazzconnect.mobilinkworld.com
Postpaid	connect.mobilinkworld.com

Jazz also provides an option to request internet settings automatically. According to Jazz, prepaid users can dial *444*6*5#, while postpaid users can send a blank SMS to 7342.

Zong Internet APN Settings

Zong's official internet settings guide lists zonginternet as the APN for Android and iPhone internet settings.

Setting	Value
Name	Internet
APN	zonginternet
Authentication Type	None
APN Type	default
Username	Leave blank
Password	Leave blank

Zong also provides automatic configuration by sending all to 2161. Zong's official guide also provides 310 as a customer support option for mobile internet configuration.

Telenor Internet APN Settings

For Telenor, APN details can depend on the current service configuration and SIM. If your phone does not receive automatic settings, check Telenor's current customer support/configuration instructions before entering older APN values from this article.

Important: Older versions of this article contained Telenor username, password and proxy information. Those values were intended for older mobile internet configurations and should not automatically be copied to a modern Android phone.

What About Warid?

The original 2013 article included separate Warid APN settings. Warid is no longer operated as a separate Pakistani mobile network brand, so the old Warid APN instructions have been retained only as historical information.

What About Mobilink?

Mobilink is now part of the Jazz brand. Therefore, users looking for the old Mobilink internet settings should use the current Jazz APN information above rather than relying on the old 2013 Mobilink configuration.

APN Settings Are Not Working? Try These Steps

1. Make sure Mobile Data is enabled.
2. Make sure the correct SIM is selected for mobile data if you use dual SIM.
3. Check that your SIM has an active data package or sufficient balance.
4. Check the APN carefully for spelling mistakes.
5. Do not add spaces before or after the APN.
6. Save the APN and select it.
7. Turn Airplane Mode on for about 10 seconds and turn it off.
8. Restart your phone.
9. Make sure the preferred network mode supports the network available in your area.
10. If the problem continues, reset the APN settings to default and try again.

Do I Need to Enter Proxy, Port, Username and Password?

Usually, you should not copy old proxy, port, username or password values simply because they appeared in an older APN guide.

Modern Android devices generally require only the APN information specified by the mobile operator. Leave fields blank unless your operator specifically tells you to enter a value.

How to Reset APN Settings

1. Open Settings.
2. Open Mobile Network or Connections.
3. Select your SIM.
4. Open Access Point Names.
5. Tap the three-dot menu.
6. Select Reset to default.
7. Restart mobile data and test again.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is APN?

APN stands for Access Point Name. It is the configuration that allows a mobile device to connect to a carrier's mobile data network.

Why is my mobile data not working even though I have signals?

Having network signal does not necessarily mean that mobile data is configured correctly. Check Mobile Data, your selected SIM, data balance, APN settings and network mode.

Should I use the old GPRS settings from this article?

No. The original settings were published in 2013 for much older phones and network configurations. Use the updated APN information in this article.

Do I need to change MCC and MNC?

Normally, leave MCC and MNC at the values automatically provided by your SIM/network. Do not change them unless your operator specifically instructs you to do so.

Will these settings work on every Android phone?

APN menu names and available fields vary between Samsung, Xiaomi, Oppo, Vivo, Tecno, Infinix, Google Pixel and other Android devices. The basic APN concept remains the same, but some settings may be automatically populated by the SIM.

Why did the old settings stop working?

Mobile networks change their infrastructure, brands and APN configurations over time. The original article was written in 2013, so some of its values are no longer appropriate for modern mobile networks.

Original 2013 Article & Comments

This page was originally published on April 14, 2013. The original article helped Android users configure GPRS/EDGE connections on early Android devices. It also received questions and feedback from readers over the years.

The original comments have been preserved below this article. They are part of the historical discussion of this page. However, readers should use the updated settings above rather than assuming that every setting mentioned in an old comment is still valid today.

Historical note: The original guide was tested on Android 2.1 and Android 2.2 and contained older GPRS/EDGE configurations. Modern Android versions and mobile networks use different configurations.

Final Tip

If you have a modern Android phone and mobile internet is not working, do not start by copying every field from an old APN guide. First try your network operator's automatic configuration. If manual configuration is necessary, enter only the current APN values provided by your operator.

Last updated: August 2026