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Verizon to stop its 3G CDMA network services at the end of 2022

By Aishwarya Gurav

Verizon finally announced the elimination of its 3G CDMA network at the end of 2022 after long due since past years. The company confirms it this time.

The company initially planned its shut down in 2021 and later revised with a more ambitious goal of 2019. Now, Verizon has confirmed an official shutdown date of December 31st, 2022, and a statement, “the date will not be extended again” on the company’s news site.

The users of Verizon have no need to worry as the company stopped activating 3G-only phones in 2018.

If you happen to still be using a 3G device on Verizon at this point then you’ll need to upgrade to something 4G-compatible by the end of 2022 to keep using the network.

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Aishwarya Gurav

Aishwarya Shridhar Gurav is a recent graduate who pursued her degree in Bachelor of Mass Media & Journalism. She is a dynamic, self-motivated, and highly organized individual with a passion for news and an innate desire for authoring. She aims to pen her thoughts which will lead the way to revolution. and can be reached at aishwaryagurav69@gmail.com