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Network operator
Verizon
A network operator: it runs its own network, in United States.
About Verizon
Verizon is an American wireless network operator owned by Verizon. The company trades through Cellco Partnership and was formerly known as Verizon Wireless. It serves customers in the United States and was founded in 2000. Verizon’s official site is verizon.com, while the listed official website is yourwirelessinc.com. The company describes itself as a wireless carrier operating in the United States. The provided background identifies Verizon as the largest wireless carrier in the country, with 146.8 million subscribers as of March 31, 2026. It also states that Verizon has the largest network in the United States, with its LTE network covering 2.68 million square miles of the country. Verizon is classified as an operator, and its country listing is the United States.
Who it suits
It is relevant to people looking for a United States wireless network operator. The listing focuses on Verizon’s American carrier identity, ownership, founding year, and network scale.
Verdict
Verizon is a United States wireless operator with a 2000 founding date and nationwide LTE network claims in the supplied background. The entry provides carrier identity and scale rather than plan or device information.
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