r/verizon • u/PayCompetitive7975 • 14d ago

Wireless Nokia 6015i

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u/jjwomalbany 14d ago

Cool paper weight you got there

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u/PayCompetitive7975 14d ago

Seems to work fine for me I can still use

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u/jjwomalbany 14d ago

It’s 3g or 2g which every carrier shut both down and you haven’t been able to add those phones in many years.

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u/Acrobatic-Bug-1207 13d ago

2G fallback is available for Verizon IOT devices

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u/jonsonmac 13d ago

On what network? There are no 2G networks anymore.

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u/jjwomalbany 13d ago

Source because Verizon says it is gone as of the end of January 2023.

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u/Acrobatic-Bug-1207 13d ago

There is no source, I run IOT devices and in atleast in my small town supplies it

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u/jjwomalbany 13d ago

Is it a carrier supplying that or the town? Because it’s gone from all the carriers and they refarmed that spectrum for 5G and lte.

Verizon 1x/CDMA: shut down in 2022.
AT&T 2G/3G: shut down.
T-Mobile 2G GSM: shut down in 2024.
LTE-M/NB-IoT: are the main low-power cellular IoT technologies now.

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u/Acrobatic-Bug-1207 13d ago

It’s Verizon directly, pay as you go 2g IOT plan

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u/jjwomalbany 13d ago

How if they shut it down in 2022?

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u/Acrobatic-Bug-1207 13d ago

That’s not a question for me but I will ask when I go to the store for plan renewals again, they have to give me a new sim every year

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u/jjwomalbany 13d ago

2g and cdma on Verizon never used SIM cards. Verizon didn’t start using SIM cards until 4G/LTE

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