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Jailbroken IiPhone
If someone were to jailbreak their iPhone would it work on Verizon's network?
Just wondering.
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Not unless they know somebody at apple can who solder CDMA Qualcom chips in it, reconfigure the internal "radios" to support 1900mhz PCS, issue the phone a ESN and get the ESN into Verizons Database.
So no
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I could do that but i choose not too.
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haha i hate it when people ask me that! NO WE don't have the iphone. it is only at AT&T like the commercials say. Get BB its way better...you can't even run 2 applications at the same time on the dumb thing.
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I have to disagree. I'm a Verizon agent and just got the iPhone earlier this month. I have to say the phone is awesome and I'll be using it and the sucky AT&T network until Verizon gets the iPhone. I've used Blackberry's and loved them until I got the iPhone. Unless you've owned one, you can't say it sucks.
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I'm in the exact same scenario vzwinagent... work for verizon, toting an iphone. haha. I do sincerely hope that big red reaches some agreement with apple though, my phone works less than half the places it used to now that i switched to ATT
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Really? If this could be done....everyone would do it, haha.
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How about the scenario someone posted where an Iphone was connected to a MiFi2200? That's one way to use Verizon's network.
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MennoSep 25, 2009, 8:50 AM
That would work for data. For voice it wouldn't work.
Jailbreaking it will not make it work with Verizon, unless you mod it to have a Qualcomm CDMA chip and somehow mod the software to interact with it.. so the answer is no
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Not sure why I am even sweating the iphone...As a handheld its sweet however as a phone it blows the town goat..I have heard a many complaints from ATT subscribers that have said that it sucks. Thank goodness that I am on the RED V
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How about using Google Voice via the web browser? LOL
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MennoSep 25, 2009, 6:04 PM
it still needs to call your physical line (to my understanding) if it was a true VOIP it might work. How much data would that be though?
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