How to Unlock Your Verizon Phone

Today I'm going to help you unlock your Verizon phone from the Verizon network. I'm only showing your the PROPER way to unlock your phone via your carrier. Doing it any other way could damage your device and void your warranty. whistleout.com/CellPhones/Guides/verizon-unlock…

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Unlike other carriers, Verizon doesn’t make you jump through any hoops to unlock your phone making the process really straightforward and simple! Verizon sells phones locked to their network to mitigate theft and other fraudulent activity. But your phone is only locked for a short period of time, then it’s automatically unlocked!

For prepaid and postpaid phones, Verizon recently changed its unlocking policy. If you bought your phone before July 2019, it probably came unlocked. All you need to do is insert a SIM card from a new carrier, and you should be good to go. If that doesn’t work you may need to call customer service for help. I’m putting that number in the description below.

If you bought your phone after July 2019, you will have to wait 60 days, then Verizon will unlock in automatically.

Now if you’re in the military, you can get your phone unlocked anytime, even during the 60-day lock period. All you need to do is show proof of deployment!

Once your phone is unlocked, you can take it to a new carrier, travel abroad and use a foreign sim, or sell it. If you plan on switching carriers, make sure your phone is compatible first! Generally newer phones bought after 2017 have the technology to work on multiple carrier networks. You can check compatibility by going to your preferred carrier’s site and using their compatibility checker. As a general rule, Verizon and Sprint phones work on each others network, and T-Mobile and AT&T phones work on each others network.

Verizon Customer Service: 1 (800) 922-0204

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