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Once your Second Number is active, go to your phone's Settings, then Connections, and then SIM manager.* Keep data switching OFF, as your primary number handles data for both lines. Label your numbers in SIM manager to easily identify them. Make sure your primary number is set as the default for calls, texts and data. You can customize this later by assigning a preferred line to specific contacts.
Now, that your Second Number is active on your Samsung Galaxy, let's get everything set up.
If you're using a different Android device, there might be some differences in how the steps look, but the overall process is the same.*
To get started, open your Settings, tap on Connections and then SIM manager.
If you're asked about Data switching, it's important to keep it turned OFF.
With Second Number, you'll use data from your primary number. This is the line from your Verizon account that you already pay for data on.**
You can confirm Data switching is turned off by looking for the toggle switch near the bottom of your screen.
Name it anything you want by tapping on Edit SIM information.
Let's name it "Second Number".
These labels are just for you to identify the lines. You'll keep your existing Share Name ID.***
Next, look for Primary SIM to confirm the default line for calling, messaging and mobile data.
You can customize this later by assigning a preferred line to people in your contacts.
When you make a call, you'll see what line you're using at the bottom of your screen.
To switch numbers, just tap on it. That's it.
When you start a new text message, look for an icon at the bottom of the screen to know what number is being used. Tap to change it.
You can assign a line to a specific contact for more control.
The default line used for new conversations is displayed below your contact's name.
To assign a different number, just tap on it and choose a preferred line.
Your incoming calls and texts are easy to identify at a glance.
Look for an icon at the top of your screen to know what number is being used.
For text messages, it'll be at the bottom of your screen. It's that easy.
Two numbers. One phone. That's Second Number.
*The steps outlined in this video are based on the Samsung Galaxy. Depending on your device, the steps might look different. The overall process should be the same.
**You'll use your primary data for both numbers. If you choose your Second Number as the data default, you won't have any data. That's because we designed Second Number without data to save you money.
***You can edit your Share Name ID for both numbers in My Verizon.
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