Does it announce anything?  Data should be 3G AKA EV-DO on Verizon, 4G would be 
LTE in their case.

If you don’t have anything you may be connected to the 1X channel, do you have 
data service at all?

> On Apr 12, 2016, at 12:26 AM, E.T. <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> Scott,
>   Its been quite a while but seems when I checked carrier status, it would 
> announce 3G. It no longer does, so what am I getting? Its not LTE for its not 
> enabled. Just curious because of what you told Mike and I realized I had not 
> heard 3G in some time.
> 
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> On 4/11/2016 5:20 PM, Scott wrote:
>> Mike, this was true last century.:)  Actually a little more recent than that 
>> but is no longer the case, sort of.:)
>> 
>> First, yes, you can most definitely buy an unlocked iPhone from Apple 
>> directly for example and slap a Verizon SIM in the phone and join the 
>> network no problem.  Is this officially supported, not exactly but Verizon 
>> runs a pretty open network so phones should join and auto provision 
>> including LTE.  This is actually the part of the VZ network I worked on.  
>> The LTE channel now supports voice so your calls route over the data channel 
>> and use GSM just like the rest of the world now.:)  Verizon gives you some 
>> other interesting features like video over the voice channel and of course 
>> now that it’s all GSM / LTE you can browse and talk on the same device at 
>> the same time.
>>      Sprint it’s been my experience could accept other phones but locks 
>> their network to the phones they sell.  I have been told though I believe on 
>> this list and as well on the eyes free list that you can now insert a Sprint 
>> SIM in to an unlocked phone and it ill join their network.  I don’t know 
>> about their frequency usage other than they are doing a carrier aggregated 
>> thing similar to T-Mobile across more than one band.  One of the good things 
>> about the 6S is it has the same radio chip across the product line so you 
>> get a wide amount of support in one handset.  It’s a true world phone.
>> 
>> Hope that helps.
>> 
>> 
>> 
>>> On Apr 11, 2016, at 7:51 PM, Mike Arrigo <[email protected]> wrote:
>>> 
>>> With unlocked iphones, you can definitely choose at&t or t-mobile, with 
>>> verizon and sprint it's a bit more interesting, unless this has changed, 
>>> you need to have the model of iphone designed for these two carriers.
>>>> On Apr 11, 2016, at 5:52 PM, E.T. <[email protected]> wrote:
>>>> 
>>>>  Scott G, you probably can answer this easily. I am on a family plan now 
>>>> but may need to go on my own. If I buy an unlocked iPhone (likely the 6s) 
>>>> from any source, any capacity, can I choose any plan from any carrier 
>>>> (likely Verizon)? Reason I ask is I just looked at their site and did not 
>>>> see any 6s models, just the plus.
>>>> 
>>>>  I should probably go to a local store and at least look at the different 
>>>> models and compare sizes. Could ask about plans too while there.
>>>> 
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