Verizon
Verizon’s main bundle is Verizon_LTE_US 72.0.1. The _LTE_ is left over from the switch away from CDMA; the CDMA-era bundle was Zeppelin_US, and Verizon’s CDMA carrier ID 310VZW still points at it in the manifest.
Bundles
| Bundle | |
|---|---|
Verizon_LTE_US | Verizon |
Verizon_MVNO_US | MVNOs without their own bundle; shares most of Verizon’s rare keys |
Verizon_Visible_LTE_US, Verizon_Core_Visible_LTE_US | Visible |
Verizon_Comcast_LTE_US | Xfinity Mobile |
Verizon_Charter_LTE_US | Spectrum Mobile |
Verizon_Cox_LTE_US | Cox Mobile |
Verizon_Response_LTE_US | Verizon Response ??? |
Verizon_Credo_LTE_US, Verizon_Ting_LTE_US, Verizon_TFW_LTE_US | other MVNOs |
SIM matching
Verizon’s own SIMs use three IMSI ranges, and the bundles on them are told apart only by GID2:
Verizon_LTE_US 311480_GID2-FF, 310599_GID2-FF, 310590_GID2-FF,
311480_GID2-A8, 310599_GID2-A8, 310590_GID2-A8
In the manifest, Visible is GID2 1A, Xfinity Mobile A3, Spectrum Mobile A7 and Verizon Response 1B, all with ICCIDs starting 891480. These same SIMs are also listed under Vodafone Netherlands’ 20404; see Bundle Selection § Shared IMSI ranges.
Emergency calls
Only Verizon_LTE_US and Verizon_MVNO_US have:
PreventWiFiHandoverInEmergency true
A 911 call started on cellular stays on cellular, even if Wi-Fi Calling would otherwise move it.
mmWave
EnableMmWaveSisOutrank (1) is only in Verizon_LTE_US and Verizon_MVNO_US. What it outranks is ???; Verizon was the main user of 28 and 39 GHz 5G in the US.
MMS
MMS.MaxVideoBitrate is 15360000 (15 Mbit/s). The median across bundles that set it is 131072 (live).
Call end reasons
Verizon’s IMSConfig.Signaling.CallEndReasons has an entry named MediaserverCrash, with the SIP reason text Call dropped. Only Verizon_LTE_US, Verizon_Cox_LTE_US and Verizon_MVNO_US have it.