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This also means that Verizon's iPhones lose one of their biggest downsides, that whole worldwide compatability thing.
by pflats 15y ago
This also means that Verizon's iPhones lose one of their biggest downsides, that whole worldwide compatability thing.
- evgen 15y agoYeah. I wonder how things like carrier lock are going to work on this new model. If I have Verizon service in the US and go to Europe can I drop in a local SIM card and use that? If so what is to prevent me from using that same feature when I am back in the US? Hmmmm....
- seanalltogether 15y agoI would guess the world phones are sold unsubsidized.
- mahyarm 15y agoVerizon's other world phones (Like the Droid 2 World) have a 'US only lock'. It will lock out USA SIM cards, but it otherwise unlocked everywhere else. It's also subsidized. I think that is a very fair way to do it.