Verizon Cloud is a service that wirelessly stores your files in the cloud. Files are encrypted during transfer and stored securely. You can use them anytime on all your devices: phones, computers and tablets.
Verizon Cloud can automatically back up your files, making it easy to upgrade devices and restore files after damage, theft or loss.
You can access your content through the My Verizon website or the Verizon Cloud app on your Apple® iOS device, Android™ device or computer (Windows® or Mac®).
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- Introduction
- About Verizon Cloud
- Managing your Verizon Cloud account
- Managing content in Verizon Cloud
- Managing content in Verizon Cloud from your mobile device
- Verizon Cloud Locked Folder (Verizon Cloud mobile app only)
- Using Tag and Search in Verizon Cloud (Verizon Cloud mobile app only)
- Using Locations in Verizon Cloud (Verizon Cloud mobile app only)
- Using the Verizon Cloud app on your mobile device
- Using Verizon Cloud on your computer
- Verizon Cloud Backtrack file restore
- What to know before performing a Backtrack File Restore
- Bring your Verizon Cloud account to Verizon
- Using Verizon Cloud while on another carrier
- Troubleshooting
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Verizon Cloud FAQs
Back up your digital world with Verizon Cloud. Learn how to store photos, videos, files and more with storage for up to 5 users and unlimited eligible devices. Access your files, share memories and order gifts with the Verizon Cloud app.
About Verizon Cloud
- 600 GB Verizon Cloud storage is included at no charge with 5G Get More* and 5G Do More.*
- 500 GB Verizon Cloud storage is included with Above Unlimited.*
- Unlimited Individual Verizon Cloud Storage perk ($13.99/month value) for $10/month.
- Unlimited Group Verizon Cloud Storage perk ($19.99/month value) for $15/month
- Apple iOS: Versions 12.x, 13.x (iPad 13.x) or higher
- Android: Versions 5.x and higher
- Mac: OS X Mojave (10.14) or higher
- Windows: Windows 10 version 1903 or higher
- Contacts (sync only)
- Photos
- Videos
- Documents*
- Music*
- Text messages* (sync only)
- Call logs* (sync only)
- Unlimited Individual - single user, one phone, multiple computers and tablets ($13.99/month value).
- Unlimited Group - up to 5 users, multiple devices ($19.99/month value).
- 600GB - single user, single device ($5.99/month value).
- Unlimited Individual Verizon Cloud Storage perk ($13.99/month value) for $10/month.
- Unlimited Group Verizon Cloud Storage perk ($19.99/month value) for $15/month
- Verizon Cloud Contact storage is included with your Verizon mobile service for no additional charge.
- You may be eligible to buy Unlimited Individual Verizon Cloud Storage for $10/month ($13.99/month value) when you have Unlimited Ultimate, Unlimited Plus and/or Unlimited Welcome*.
- Verizon Cloud 600GB is included at no extra charge with certain monthly phone plans, including 5G Get More,** 5G Do More,** Get More Unlimited,** Do More Unlimited,** Above Unlimited** and with the 5G Home Plus monthly plan for your home internet.
- Verizon Cloud 600GB is not available when you have 5G Home Internet.
- Each line can only have one storage option, either shareable or individual storage.
- When a new Verizon Cloud Unlimited Group plan is added to a line on your account:
- Verizon will immediately add that line to any existing Verizon Cloud Unlimited Group subscriptions.
- This is for subscriptions that have invite spaces.
- Applies up to 5 users per subscription at no additional charge.
- The Verizon Cloud mobile app. My Verizon App or My Verizon website settings section allow the owner of the Verizon Cloud storage shareable plan (Verizon Cloud 2TB or Verizon Cloud Unlimited Group) to review or add/delete users.
- Verizon Cloud subscriptions can be managed or canceled at any time by the Verizon Account Owner or Manager.
- From the Verizon Cloud mobile app, My Verizon app or My Verizon website choose the Verizon Cloud Unlimited Group or 2TB plan line that will be the plan owner.
- The plan owner can add up to 4 other members to their plan. Follow the steps in our Verizon Cloud How to Guide.
- Each invited member will receive an email or text inviting them to the shared Verizon Cloud plan. The invited member should follow the prompts in the email or text:
- The member should tap Get Started and sign in to their existing My Verizon account. If the member doesn’t have a My Verizon account, they should register for a new My Verizon account.
If signing in from the website, they’ll receive a notification on their mobile device to allow access. - Once authentication is complete, the member should tap Join new plan and wait for a confirmation that the invitation is accepted.
- If the member being invited already has a separate Verizon Cloud storage plan (individual or shareable), the member's Verizon Cloud feature will be moved to the plan owner's account and the member's separate Verizon Cloud subscription will be canceled.
- All of the member's files will be moved to a private space within the plan owner's account.
- The member should tap Get Started and sign in to their existing My Verizon account. If the member doesn’t have a My Verizon account, they should register for a new My Verizon account.
- On your phone or tablet: Search for "Verizon Cloud" in the app store on your mobile device to download and/or open the app.
- On computers: Download the Verizon Cloud desktop app:
- Backup and sync of content on your mobile phones and computers is available only with the Unlimited Group, Unlimited Individual or 2TB Verizon Cloud storage options.
- Only the Account Owner or Account Manager can sign up for a shareable storage option.
- Reach the 50 GB limit, you can't upload additional files on that day using the Verizon Cloud desktop app.
- Exceed 500 GB in a month, your 50 GB daily limit will be reduced to 10 GB each day for the rest of the month.
- Root folder3
- DCIM and sub-folders
- Pictures and sub-folders
- SD_VIDEO folder in the Casio Commando 4G
- Camera Roll and Videos in the Photos app
- Root folder3
- Music and sub-folders
What is Verizon Cloud?
Who is eligible for Verizon Cloud?
If you're a Verizon customer, you're eligible to sign up for Verizon Cloud.
Mobile phone plans
Verizon Cloud is included with these Verizon mobile phone plans:
Good to know: When you have our current mobile phone plans you’re eligible to get our Unlimited Individual Verizon Cloud Storage perk ($13.99/month value) for $10/month.
Home internet plans
When you have an eligible home internet plan you can get either:
Good to know:To be compatible with the Verizon Cloud app, your mobile devices must have:
Note: Verizon Cloud can't be added to a business account, but contacts will be backed up for free.
*This plan is no longer available to add to your account.
What types of files can I store in Verizon Cloud?
You can store the following types of content in Verizon Cloud:
Note: Verizon Cloud won't back up mobile or computer operating systems, settings, apps, app data, servers, email platforms, external storage drives, and certain uncommon file types or formats.
*Not available for Apple iOS devices. Call logs are Customer Proprietary Network Information (CPNI) and are subject to the Verizon Privacy Policy.
How much does Verizon Cloud cost and what are my storage options?
Visit our Verizon Cloud page to see our current pricing and storage options for securely storing your other content.
You can sign up for Verizon Cloud and upgrade your storage amount in the Verizon Cloud app.
You can choose from these Verizon Cloud plans:
Or, when you have our current mobile phone plans you’re eligible to get our Unlimited Individual Verizon Cloud Storage perk ($13.99/month value) for $10/month.
When you have an eligible home internet plan you can get either:
Note:
*If you have Welcome Unlimited you can also add perks to that plan. Welcome Unlimited is no longer available to add to your account.
**This plan is no longer available to add to your account.
Can I enroll in a free trial of Verizon Cloud?
You may be invited to use Verizon Cloud for free for an introductory period.
If you choose to enroll in the free trial, after the free period ends, you'll be automatically billed monthly for the Verizon Cloud storage plan you're enrolled in. You can cancel the service at any time before the free period ends to avoid being charged.
Can I share my Verizon Cloud storage with other users?
The Unlimited Group and 2 TB* storage options can be used by up to 5 people per subscription. You can add an unlimited number of compatible devices, including devices that aren't on your Verizon account.
All other storage subscriptions, 600 GB and Unlimited Individual, are for a single mobile line only. They can't be shared with other people, not even with other lines on your Verizon account.
Note:
*No longer available to add to accounts.
I have a Verizon Cloud Unlimited Group or Verizon Cloud 2TB plan. How do I add users under my plan subscription or move existing users under one subscription?
Only the plan owner can add or remove plan users to a Verizon Cloud Unlimited Group or Verizon Cloud 2TB subscription.
Follow these steps to let members access your Verizon Cloud shared plan:
How do I get Verizon Cloud on my phone, tablet or computer?
To get Verizon Cloud:
Once you've downloaded the app, tap Get Started and follow the onscreen prompts to start using the app.
You can also access your Verizon Cloud content online through the My Verizon website (or the Verizon Cloud website if you don't have a Verizon account).
Note:
What are Verizon Cloud storage and file size limits?
Your total storage amount depends on your plan. For all plans, individual users can only upload up to 50 GB each day, using the Verizon Cloud desktop app after the initial backup completes.
If you:
The maximum individual file size you can upload through the Verizon Cloud desktop or mobile app is 10 GB. Most content won't be larger than 10 GB, but Blu-ray™ and 4K formatted videos may exceed this file size limit and won't be supported.
I don't see some of my files in the cloud. Does Verizon Cloud upload from certain locations on my phone, tablet or computer?
Yes, Verizon Cloud uploads from multiple locations depending on the device type.
Content Type | Stored Location on Device |
---|---|
Contacts | Phone or Contacts app |
Messages1 | Messaging, Messages or Text app |
Call Logs1 | Call History or Recent tab in the Phone app |
Photos and Videos | Android (both internal + external removable memory): |
Music2 | Android (both internal and external removable memory) |
Documents2 | Microsoft® Office documents (PDF, PPT, PPTX, DOC, DOCX, XLS and XLSX) located anywhere on the device will be backed up |
1 Messages and call logs can't be synced from or restored to iOS devices.
2 Music and documents stored on Verizon Cloud can be streamed and accessed by using the Verizon Cloud app on iOS devices, but music and documents can't be backed up from or downloaded to iOS devices.
3 Root on a smartphone or tablet is equivalent to a C: drive on a computer; it's the highest folder level.
Where are files stored on my phone, tablet or computer when I download them from Verizon Cloud?
You can view your downloaded files through their standard apps on your device (e.g., contacts will be in the Phone or Contacts app, pictures will be in the Gallery or Photos app, etc.).
If you're looking for the file location in your device's memory, the photo, video, music and document files that you download will be stored in the /Vault/Downloads/ directory.
Note: Messages and call logs can't be synced from or restored to iOS devices or computers. Music and documents stored on Verizon Cloud can be streamed and accessed by using the Verizon Cloud app on iOS devices, but music and documents can't be backed up from or downloaded to iOS devices.
Is there any type of content that I shouldn't store on Verizon Cloud?
Do not copy, upload, download or share Content unless you have the right to do so. We reserve the right to remove any Content that may violate the law or this Agreement or harm our users, third parties or Verizon.
Verizon Cloud isn't designed for secure transmission or storage of personal healthcare information. Therefore, it must not be used to store or transmit Protected Health Information (PHI) as defined in the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 and the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act of 2009 and accompanying regulations (collectively, "HIPAA").
If your business is a Covered Entity or Business Associate as defined by HIPAA, or if your business otherwise doesn't want its users to save content other than contacts to these services, you must block these services.
Note: Blocking Verizon Cloud will restrict users from accessing and storing any content except contacts in Verizon Cloud.
Managing your Verizon Cloud account
- Keep your 600GB Cloud plan for $5.99/mo per line (after 30 days on us).
- Upgrade to the $10/month Unlimited Individual Cloud Storage perk.
- Remove my 600GB Verizon Cloud. If you decide to cancel, you won’t be able to access your data. Download and save your content before you cancel.
How do I know how much Verizon Cloud storage I've used?
The Verizon Cloud app has a storage meter that shows the amount of cloud storage used, along with the amount of online storage in your subscription. You'll receive notifications as you approach your storage limit, letting you know that it's time to upgrade and how much storage you have left.
My current plan includes Verizon Cloud storage for no additional cost or discounted with my current wireless calling plan. What happens if I switch to a plan that doesn't include Verizon Cloud?
If you change to a mobile plan that doesn't include Verizon Cloud storage or Verizon Cloud at a discount, the most similar Verizon Cloud storage plan will automatically be added to your line to avoid having your content archived. Your account will be charged the monthly fee for that Verizon Cloud storage. You can cancel the new plan at any time.
If you already have a 600GB Cloud plan - When you move to myPlan your data isn't affected, however you will lose any discounts associated with the previous mobile phone plan. When enrolling in myPlan via my Verizon app or online, you must select one of the 3 options to proceed with your wireless calling plan change:
If you have no content saved in Verizon Cloud, your Cloud account will be automatically deleted and there is no action needed.
In a Representative-assisted plan change, ask them to assist you in making a selection before completing your plan change.
If I switch my Verizon Cloud storage from Unlimited Group to 2TB or vice versa, does anything happen to the shared users on my plan?
The users sharing your plan won't be affected when you switch between Verizon Cloud shared storage options. They'll be able to access their content, just like they did before the change.
I have a shared Verizon Cloud plan. What happens if I remove a user, a user leaves, or I switch to a storage option that’s not shared?
If you remove a user, or a user leaves or you switch to a non-shareable storage option, the user(s) is immediately locked out. They must sign up for their own Verizon Cloud storage plan within 30 days to restore their account, otherwise we cannot guarantee their files can be recovered.
Note: If the user has a Verizon wireless account, their contacts will remain backed up at no charge.
How do I cancel my Verizon Cloud subscription?
You can cancel your Verizon Cloud subscription any time through the Verizon Cloud app.
Once your cancellation request has been processed, you'll no longer have access to the Verizon Cloud service, including the content and files you had stored. If you decide to cancel your subscription to Verizon Cloud, you should first download all your files to your computer or a portable storage device.
Managing content in Verizon Cloud
- Unlimited Group, Unlimited Individual or 2TB shareable storage: You can access and manage all content uploaded from any compatible device signed in with your username and password. You can't access content uploaded from any other user sharing your storage plan, unless they put it in the shared folder.
- Single-line storage: When you access your Verizon Cloud plan, you can only see the content uploaded by or synced with your line. You can't view the cloud content for all of the devices on your plan at once, even as the Account Owner.
To access the content stored in the cloud for another device, you have to sign in to My Verizon using that device's username and password. - Pictures
- Videos
- Songs
- Documents
- Contacts
- Text messages
- Call logs
- Phone:
- Restore all content in your Verizon Cloud account
- Download content by selecting one or more files at a time
- Computer: You'll be able to download content when you first install the Cloud app on your computer.
How do I back up my content with the Verizon Cloud app?
When you first open the Verizon Cloud mobile or desktop app, you'll go through a setup process that will initiate the first backup of your content.
How do I manage the content backed up from other devices on my Verizon Cloud plan?
That depends on which type of storage plan you have:
Note: Network-enabled tablets also have a mobile number assigned to them, which you can use to sign in to Verizon Cloud. If you sign in with your tablet mobile number, you'll access the cloud specific to your tablet. If you sign in with your mobile phone number, you can view, sync and back up to your phone's Verizon Cloud plan. If you don't know your tablet's mobile number, you can find it on the My Devices page in My Verizon.
When I delete something from my phone, tablet or computer, will it be saved in Verizon Cloud?
It depends on the type of file and how you've changed your settings.
By default, if you delete the following file types from your device, they will still be saved in the cloud:
If you delete the following files types from your mobile device, they will also be deleted from the cloud:
Note: By default, if you delete a contact through the Verizon Cloud page in My Verizon, that contact will also be deleted from your phone.
How do I download content from Verizon Cloud?
You can download content to your:
Can I create albums or playlists using Verizon Cloud?
Yes, you can use the Verizon Cloud app - Mobile, Tablet, Computer.
Managing content in Verizon Cloud from your mobile device
- Allow Verizon Cloud location access. This access allows Verizon Cloud to automatically back up photos when your location changes. Your location information will never be stored.
- Allow Verizon Cloud access to your content (e.g., contacts, photos, videos, etc.). This is particularly important after installing iOS 14, which has more granular levels of permissions. We recommend you give Verizon Cloud access to "All Photos" in order to ensure that these photos and videos are backed up.
- Download and open the Verizon Cloud app.
- Tap the More menu icon in the bottom right corner.
- Tap Content Transfer.
- Follow the onscreen prompts on both phones to transfer your content to your new phone.
- Pictures
- Videos
- Songs
- Documents
- Contacts
- Text messages
- Call logs
- Phone:
- Restore all content in your Verizon Cloud account
- Download content by selecting one or more files at a time
How do I back up my content with the Verizon Cloud app?
When you first open the Verizon Cloud app on your device, you'll go through a setup process that will initiate the first backup of your content.
Note: To back up your content on iOS devices, you must:
Can I use the Verizon Cloud app to transfer my content from my old phone to my new phone?
Yes, follow these instructions on both your old phone and your new phone at the same time:
Note: The Content Transfer tool in Verizon Cloud only transfers content saved on your device. It won’t transfer content saved only in your Cloud account.
How do I sync my contacts using the Verizon Cloud app?
When you open the Verizon Cloud app for the first time on your mobile device, you'll go through a setup process. After that process is complete, your contacts will automatically sync at a regularly scheduled time.
Note: If you're using an Android device, your Google contacts will also sync with Verizon Cloud.
If you think your contacts aren't being synced by Verizon Cloud, refer to our steps on how to view and change your backup settings.
If you upgrade or switch to a different compatible device, your device will receive the full list of contacts in your Verizon Cloud account when you set up the Verizon Cloud app on your new device.
How do I backup my videos using the Verizon Cloud app on an Apple mobile device?
The Verizon Cloud app for iOS won't automatically back up your video files. You must activate the automatic video backup setting first.
View steps to view and change your backup settings. Make sure the switch for videos is set to green (on).
The videos on your device will be uploaded the next time Verizon Cloud backs up.
How do I manage my text messages and call logs with the Verizon Cloud app?
If your device supports syncing texts and call logs in Verizon Cloud*, you can manage what's in the cloud right from the texting and calling apps on your device.
For example, if you delete a text message from the messaging app, that message will also be deleted from Verizon Cloud during the next sync.
Messages and call logs are synced and stored in Verizon Cloud, but they're not viewable on the Verizon Cloud app or website or in My Verizon.
Note: If you disable the sync of texts or call logs, you may see differences between what's on your device and what's in Verizon Cloud.
*Not available on iOS devices.
How many of my text messages will sync to Verizon Cloud?
When you first sync your mobile device with Verizon Cloud using the Cloud app, all texts from the last 90 days will sync to the cloud. After that, all new texts sent or received on your device will also sync to the cloud.
When you switch to a new mobile device, all your text messages saved in Verizon Cloud will be restored to your new device.
Note: The first time you sync to Verizon Cloud, it may take more than 2 minutes, depending on how many texts and other files there are. For your first upload, always use Wi-Fi with your device connected to a wall outlet until the process is complete.
When I delete something from my phone and tablet, will it be saved in Verizon Cloud?
It depends on the type of file and your settings.
By default, if you delete these file types from your device, they are still saved in the cloud:
If you delete these files types from your mobile device, they will also be deleted from the cloud during the next sync:
Note: By default, if you delete a contact through the Verizon Cloud page in My Verizon, that contact will also be deleted from your phone.
How do I get my contacts on my new phone from Verizon Cloud?
If you can, you should manually sync your old phone to Verizon Cloud first. Then follow the steps to download and set up the Verizon Cloud app on your new device.
Your contacts from Verizon Cloud will sync to your new device once the app is set up. This process may take some time depending on the number of contacts and the connection you're using.
Note: Some devices may not support syncing all the content in your Verizon Cloud account. In that case, all remaining content is still protected in the cloud and accessible online through My Verizon. However, messages and call logs aren't accessible through the Verizon Cloud app.
Data charges may apply according to your data plan.
How do I download content from Verizon Cloud?
You can download content to your:
How do I know if content on my phone is stored in my Verizon Cloud account?
Verizon Cloud automatically uploads all the data for each content type you've selected (e.g., pictures, videos, etc.). As long as you choose to back up / sync a content type, and have room in your account to store it, everything you have on your mobile device will be uploaded to Verizon Cloud.
You can also view your Verizon Cloud content to see what is backed up in your account.
Will I use wireless data to upload or download files on my device with the Verizon Cloud app?
If you keep Verizon Cloud in "Wi-Fi only" mode, most content types will be backed up over Wi-Fi. Certain content types, such as contacts, call logs and messages may continue to sync over a cellular network and wireless data charges will apply.
If your device is connected to a cellular network, data charges may apply when uploading, downloading or streaming a file with the Verizon Cloud app, and you'll be charged according to your wireless data plan.
Verizon Cloud Locked Folder (Verizon Cloud mobile app only)
- Create a 6-digit PIN: This new PIN is separate from your device PIN. You can't use too many repeating (11111) or sequential numbers (12345). You'll be prompted to re-enter the PIN to validate it.
- Create security questions: Choose 3 question/answer pairs for when you need to reset your PIN. Once complete, you’ll see the Locked Folder home screen.
- Set up Biometric access (if your device is biometric capable):
- If Biometrics aren't enabled - You’ll be asked if you'd like to use biometrics to access the Locked Folder. If so, you’ll be directed to the device settings.
- If Biometrics are enabled - You can confirm you want to use your fingerprint or facial scan instead of the PIN.
- Sign in to your Cloud account.
- Enter your Locked Folder PIN.
What is the Locked Folder in the Verizon Cloud app?
The Locked Folder is a folder you can use to store photos, videos, documents or audio files that you may want to keep separate from the rest of your Verizon Cloud content.
While all of your content is encrypted from end-to-end, content in the Locked Folder is additionally secured with a 6-digit PIN of your choosing. This PIN is separate from your device PIN.
How do I access my Locked Folder in the Verizon Cloud app?
The first time you access your Locked Folder in the Verizon Cloud app, you must set up the security features:
After the initial set up, you can access the Locked Folder in the Verizon Cloud app by entering your 6-digit PIN or using your Biometric.
Note: If you enter the incorrect PIN 8 times, you can't access your Locked Folder for 5 minutes.
How do I use my Verizon Cloud Locked Folder?
You can find steps for how to use your Locked Folder on our How to use Verizon Cloud page.
Does the Verizon Cloud app access or store my personal biometric information?
No, we don't access or store the personal details of your fingerprint or face.
When you try to open your Locked Folder, the Verizon Cloud app asks your device to verify your identity. If your device says you're approved to use the device, Verizon Cloud will unlock your Locked Folder.
Can I change my Locked Folder PIN using the Verizon Cloud app? What if I remove security from my device?
Yes, you can reset your PIN under your Locked Folder settings in the Verizon Cloud app.
Your Locked Folder PIN is separate from your device PIN, so your Locked Folder PIN will need to be entered to access your Locked Folder.
Why am I getting locked out of my Locked Folder in the Verizon Cloud app?
To access your Locked Folder, you must enter your 6-digit PIN or use your Biometric.
If you enter the incorrect PIN, you'll have 7 additional attempts to enter the correct PIN. If you enter a total of 8 incorrect PIN attempts, you can't access Locked Folder for 5 minutes.
Can I access my Locked Folder from the web?
Yes, you can access your Locked Folder content from mycloud.verizon.com:
Can I set up my Locked Folder PIN when I access my Locked Folder from the web?
No. Currently, you can only set up your Locked Folder PIN from the Verizon Cloud app with your mobile device. Once set up you can access your Locked Folder files from the web using your PIN.
Using Tag and Search in Verizon Cloud (Verizon Cloud mobile app only)
- When tag and search is turned on, you're allowing us to use face recognition technology to create face models of yourself and persons in your photos. You're also letting us know you have the permission of others in your photos.
- The Tag and Search face recognition feature isn't available in all locations. Based on the state or country where the photo was taken (if location information is available for that photo), certain photos may not appear in a search result or in a People album you want to name.
- Go to Settings in the Verizon Cloud app.
- Tap Tag and Search.
- Tap the Tag and Search switch to turn the feature on (it's green when on).
Note: You can tap the switch again to disable the feature. - When tag and search is turned on, you're allowing us to use face recognition technology to create face models of yourself and persons in your photos. You’re also letting us know that you have the permission of others in your photos.
- The Tag and Search face recognition feature isn't available in all locations. Based on the state or country where the photo was taken (if location information is available for that photo), certain photos may not appear in a search result or in a People album you want to name.
- Tap Photos & videos.
- In the Verizon Cloud app, tap Albums.
- Tap People.
- Tap the photo of the person you want to name.
- Tap the Menu icon in the top right of the screen.
- Tap Add a Name.
- Enter the name you want to add.
- Tap Photos & videos.
- In the Verizon Cloud app, tap Albums.
- Tap People.
- Tap the Menu icon in the top right corner of the screen.
- Tap Select.
- Select the people you want to merge into a single person.
- Tap Merge.
- Tap Merge People.
- Go to Settings in the Verizon Cloud app.
- Tap Tag and Search.
- Tap the Tag and Search switch.
How can I search or organize my photos?
You can quickly and easily search and organize your photos by the objects in them or by your friends and family. The Verizon Cloud mobile app automatically detects and identifies objects in your photos.
To search, tap the Search icon on the bottom of the screen. Enter a word describing an object or thing that you'd like to search for in your photos (e.g., dog, baseball, beach, etc.). You'll see all the photos that are recognized as containing that object or thing.
When turned on by you, the Tag and Search feature lets you organize your photos by the faces in them. The Verizon Cloud mobile app uses face recognition technology to detect faces, and group photos of the same person together. You can then apply a name for that face and more easily find photos of that person in your Verizon Cloud.
Note:
How do I turn on Verizon Cloud Tag and Search in the Verizon Cloud app?
When you start the Verizon Cloud app, you may be asked if you want to turn on the Tag and Search feature to group your photos based upon the faces in them. If you tap Agree, the feature will be turned on and you can start using it.
You can always turn it on at a later time using these steps:
Does the Verizon Cloud app's Tag and Search feature recognize faces in photos?
Yes, Tag and Search in the Verizon Cloud app applies face recognition technology to your photos to detect faces and look for recognizable patterns to identify people. Then it can group photos of the same person together in your People album.
You can also add names to each person in your People album. These names are private to your account, even if you share your photos with others. Your People album lists the grouping of people in your photos.
Note:
Can I add a name to a person in my Verizon Cloud People album using the Verizon Cloud app?
Yes. To add a name to a person from the library menu:
You've successfully added a name to a person in your Cloud People album. These names are private to your account, even if you share your photos with others.
I'm seeing the same person twice in my People album. Can I combine them into one person?
Yes, you can merge 2 people in the People album from the library main menu:
Verizon Cloud will now group all of those pictures together as a single person.
Note: This action can't be reversed.
Can I turn off the Verizon Cloud app's Tag and Search feature?
You can turn off Tag and Search anytime. If you turn off Tag and Search, face labels (including the face models) associated with your photos will be deleted. When Tag and Search is turned off, you can still search your photos by the objects or things in them.
To turn tag and search off:
The Tag and Search switch will turn gray for 24 hours, showing your tags and face labels are being deleted. During this time, you won't be able to turn Tag and Search back on again.
After 24 hours, the switch will turn white, and you'll be able to turn Tag and Search back on by following the same steps above. If you turn Tag and Search back on again, face recognition technology will be applied to your photos again, and you'll have to re-apply names to each face grouping.
If I have turned on Tag and Search, how long does Verizon Cloud retain the data associated with my face groupings?
If you have turned on Tag and Search to group your photos by the faces in them, Verizon Cloud retains the data to generate the face groupings for as long as you have the Tag and Search feature turned on. If you turn off Tag and Search, all face groupings (including the labels and face model data) will be permanently deleted.
Using Locations in Verizon Cloud (Verizon Cloud mobile app only)
- Open the camera app on your mobile device.
- Tap the camera setting.
- Scroll to Location tags and turn it on.
- Go to the Settings app on your iPhone.
- Go to Privacy.
- Go to Location Services.
- Go to Camera settings.
- Choose Allow location access.
What is the Verizon Cloud Locations feature in the Verizon Cloud app?
The Locations feature is a new way to view and interact with your Verizon Cloud content by the geographical area where the content was created.
When your device's location is turned on in the camera settings, you can view backed-up photos and videos on a map within Verizon Cloud and within geographically-named groupings.
Note: Photos and videos won't be displayed on the map if they were taken before your device's native location setting was activated.
How do I turn on the camera app's location setting in my mobile device?
Here's how to turn on your device's location setting so you can capture location data that shows where your Verizon Cloud pictures and videos were taken.
Android devices:
iOS devices:
Note: These are general guidelines. Steps may vary based on the mobile device. Refer to the guidelines provided by your mobile device manufacturer to turn on location in your camera settings.
How do I access the Locations feature in the Verizon Cloud app?
In the Verizon Cloud app, access the Locations feature from the Photos & videos and Videos screen in the Library. Select the Locations tab located at the top of the navigation bar.
When accessed from the navigation bar, a full-screen map appears with a cluster of images and videos corresponding to the location where the content was taken.
Tap the cluster to get a "swimlane" view of photos and videos organized by the different places where the photos and videos were taken. Choose View all in each "swimlane" for a grid view for that specific location.
Select a photo or video in swimlane or grid view to edit, add to album, add to favorites, share or download.
Important: Photos and videos must be backed up to Verizon Cloud to be visible on the map in the Locations tab.
What happens to the Verizon Cloud app Locations feature if I disable location for my camera app?
All content taken with location data switched on* in your camera settings will be displayed on the map.
Any images or videos taken when location is switched off in camera settings won’t be displayed because the app won't capture location data needed to display the content on the map.
*Photos and videos must be backed up to Verizon Cloud for them to be visible on the map in the Locations tab.
Using the Verizon Cloud app on your mobile device
- Tap Library from the bottom bar on the Home screen.
- Select which data class you want to view (photos & videos, audio , documents etc.).
- Browse your files (recents, favorites, photos, videos, music, and documents)
- Sort your files by Date uploaded, Date created, File Name, or File size
- Manage your files (e.g., create an album, add a file to an album, select or unselect favorite files, download files, delete files, recover files from trash within 30 days of delete date)
- Play files (e.g., videos and music)
- Select a photo.
- Click the plus sign (+) under the photo.
- In the Add To Album dialog, click New Album in the text box. Note: If you want to add a photo to an existing album, select from the list of albums at this step.
- Enter a name for your new album.
- Click Add.
- From the menu select Library > Photos & videos.
- From the icons on the upper right side, select the checkbox icon.
- Select photos by inserting check marks in the boxes.
- Click the plus sign (+).
- In the Add To Album dialog, click New Album in the text box. Note: If you want to add a photo to an existing album, select from the list of albums at this step.
- Enter a name for your new album.
- Click Add.
- Select a song.
- Click the plus sign (+).
- In the Add To Playlist dialog, click New Playlist in the text box. Note: If you want to add a song to an existing playlist, select from the list of playlists at this step.
- Enter a name for your new playlist.
- Click Add.
- From the menu select Library > Audio.
- From the icons on the upper right side, select the checkbox icon.
- Select photos by inserting check marks in the boxes.
- Click the plus sign (+).
- In the Add To Playlist dialog, click New Playlist in the text box. Note: If you want to add a song to an existing playlist, select from the list of playlists at this step.
- Enter a name for your new playlist.
- Click Add.
- Tap the Library icon (need to add library icon image) (bottom-left).
- Tap Photos & videos.
- Navigate to a photo or video then tap the Contextual Menu icon (upper-right).
- Tap Select.
- Select a photo or video.
- A photo or video is selected when a checkmark is present.
- Tap the heart icon on the bottom bar.
- Tap the Verizon Cloud icon.
- Tap the Library icon (need to add library icon image) (bottom-left).
- Tap Documents.
- Documents are displayed in 2 sections, All Documents and Favorites.
- Favorites are displayed only when a document(s) has been selected as a Favorite.
- Select a document to open the file or tap the Contextual Menu icon (upper-right).
- Tap Select.
- Tap a document(s).
- Selected when a checkmark is present.
- Tap the Contextual Menu icon then do one of the following:
- Add / Remove Document as Favorite:
- To remove, tap Remove from Favorites.
- To add, tap Add to Favorites.
- View Document Info:
- Tap Info.
- View the document info (e.g., Name, Date Uploaded, Size, Extension, etc.) then tap Cancel (upper-left).
- Delete Document:
- Tap Delete.
- Tap Permanently Delete Now.
- Add / Remove Document as Favorite:
- Go to your Library and click on the file in the data class that you want to download. A detailed view of the file will open.
- Below the detailed view, click on the download icon to download the file. The file will be downloaded to the Downloads folder on your computer.
- Use the QR code: m.vzw.com/cloud
- Use the Cloud mobile app on your phone to scan the QR code on your computer.* Follow the prompts. This connects/links your computer to your Cloud account during your app setup.
How do I sign in to the Verizon Cloud app?
You can log in to the Verizon Cloud app with your My Verizon account username* and password. If you're a Verizon mobile customer, you can enter your mobile device number instead of user name and get a one-time verification link text sent to your phone.
*The username can be your Fios User ID or mobile device number.
How do I view content in my Cloud library using the Verizon Cloud app?
To view all your content (files) including current files with the Verizon Cloud app, you:
What can I do with my Cloud content using the Verizon Cloud app?
From the menu options in Cloud Library on the Verizon Cloud app, you can:
Note: Sort functionality is not available for recents and favorites.
How can I sort my files using the Verizon Cloud app?
From the Cloud Library on the Verizon Cloud app, your files are sorted by photos & videos, music, and documents data classes. For each data class, you can sort your files by date uploaded, date created, file name, and file size.
How can I view my favorites using the Verizon Cloud app?
From the Cloud Home on the Verizon Cloud app, you can see all your favorites.
Alternatively, for each data class (e.g., photos & videos, audio, etc.), you can see your favorites by clicking the heart icon.
Can I create albums using the Verizon Cloud app?
Yes. To create an album in Verizon Cloud in the Verizon Cloud app, do the following:
Alternatively, do the following:
Can I create playlists using the Verizon Cloud app?
Yes. To create a playlist in the Verizon Cloud app, do the following:
Alternatively, do the following:
How do I favorite my content in Verizon Cloud using the Verizon Cloud mobile app?
You can use the heart icon, after selecting multiple files to favorite files. Alternately, you can click on a single file and click on the favorite icon heart shape to favorite a single file. All the favorited files can also be accessed from the home page as well. A user can also unfavorite files in the similar way by clicking on the same icon.
Photos & videos
Documents
Note: Follow same steps for audio.
How do I download a file in Verizon Cloud using the Verizon Cloud app?
Open your Cloud Home page in the Verizon Cloud app by clicking the Home icon from the toolbar.
What is the Verizon Cloud for Desktop feature that I see on my Verizon Cloud mobile app?
The Verizon Cloud for desktop feature lets you download Verizon Cloud for your computer or laptop from the Cloud mobile app.
How do I download the Verizon Cloud desktop app using the QR code?
To download the Cloud desktop app:
*To scan a QR code, hold your phone in front of your computer screen. Position the pattern in the square.
After I scan the QR code, does the Cloud for Desktop app download start automatically?
Yes, your download should begin immediately. After Cloud for Desktop is downloaded, you're ready to install the app. Use these instructions to install the app:
If I can't scan the QR code, what should I do to get Verizon Cloud for Desktop?
If you can't scan the QR code to get Verizon Cloud for desktop:
From your computer go to m.vzw.com/cloud and click Download manually. Your download should begin immediately.
Note: Downloading the app manually requires that you sign in to the desktop application when the installation is complete.
Does the QR code have an expiration?
Yes, you must scan the QR code and install and sign in to the Cloud for Desktop app in a timely manner.
Otherwise, you may have to refresh the QR code webpage or sign in to the desktop manually.
Using Verizon Cloud on your computer
- Choosing the Folder selection icon from the toolbar.
- Going to Settings. Then select and expand your device in My Devices. Select Change folders.
- Your device's operating system settings don't let Cloud icon display in the system tray or menu bar.
- You can launch the Cloud application from one of these:
- Dock (Mac)
- Desktop (Windows)
- Searching "Verizon Cloud" in the computer's application list
- You can launch the Cloud application from one of these:
- Verizon Cloud may not have launched properly. Quit and try to launch the application again.
- A software upgrade may cause the Verizon Cloud icon to momentarily disappear from view.
- Click the Home icon on the toolbar of Verizon Cloud to open Cloud Library
- Click the Verizon Cloud app from your desktop (Windows) / dock (Mac)
- Browse your files (favorites, photos, videos, music, and documents) in different views (details, or favorites)
- Sort your files by Date uploaded, Date created, File Name, or File size
- Manage your files (e.g., create an album, add a file to an album, select or unselect favorite files, download files, delete files, recover files from trash within 30 days of delete date)
- Play files (e.g., videos and music)
- Open your Cloud Home page by clicking the Home icon from the toolbar or by clicking the Verizon Cloud app from your desktop (Windows) / dock (Mac).
- Go to your Library and click on the file in the data class that you want to download. A detailed view of the file will open.
- Below the detailed view, click on the download icon to download the file. The file will be downloaded to the Downloads folder on your computer.
How do I sign in to the Verizon Cloud app?
You can log in to the Verizon Cloud app with your My Verizon account username* and password. If you're a Verizon mobile customer, you can enter your mobile device number instead of user name and get a one-time verification link text sent to your phone. *The username can be your Fios User ID or mobile device number.
Can I use the Verizon Cloud app on my computer to upload a file to my online storage?
Yes. After you’re signed in to the Verizon Cloud app on your computer, you can upload files to Verizon Cloud from your computer*. Files automatically update.
*File upload is only available for customers with our 2TB and Unlimited plan, but all Cloud plans allow customers to view and manage their Cloud files from the Cloud desktop app.
Can I upload a file from my computer and then play or download that file on my phone with Verizon Cloud?
Yes, if the file format is supported by Verizon Cloud, you should be able to play or view the file. If the file format isn't supported, you can still download the file to your mobile device but you won't be able to play or view it.
Can I set the Verizon Cloud app on my desktop to automatically back up my content?
Yes. After you select the desktop folders you want to back up during the initial app setup, your files automatically back up to your Cloud account.
You can change which folders automatically back up to your Cloud by either:
Make your new folder selections using either method and then click Save.
Why don't I see the Verizon Cloud app?
The Verizon Cloud app icon may be hidden due to one or more of these reasons:
Does the Verizon Cloud app on my desktop automatically update?
Verizon Cloud updates to the latest application version automatically if you turn the Automatically update setting ON, as long as the device and OS version are supported.
If not, you'll see an Update available notification when a new update is available. You can manually update to the latest version.
How do I view content in my Cloud library?
To view all your content (files) including current desktop files, you can either:
What can I do with my Cloud content?
From the Cloud Library, you can:
How can I sort my files?
From the Cloud Library, your files are sorted by photos & videos, music, and documents data classes. For each data class, you can sort your files by date uploaded, date created, file name, and file size.
How can I view my favorites?
From the Cloud Home, you can see all your favorites.
Alternatively, for each data class (e.g., Photos & videos, Music, etc.), you can see your favorites by clicking the heart icon.
How do I favorite my content in Verizon Cloud?
You can use the heart icon, after selecting multiple files to favorite files. Alternately, you can click on a single file and click on the favorite icon heart shape to favorite a single file. All the favorited files can also be accessed from the home page as well. A user can also unfavorite files in the similar way by clicking on the same icon.
How do I download a file in Verizon Cloud?
Verizon Cloud Backtrack file restore
- Recovered after a suspected virus, ransomware, or other malware attacks that infected or deleted your files.
- Restored in the event of accidental mass deletion.
- Accessed to get a historical version of your files.
- Backtrack does not restore system level backups or backups of contacts or messages.
- Backtrack doesn't let you restore earlier versions of only specific files. Backtrack bulk restores the entire backup for the device as of a selected date.
- Backtrack isn't an antivirus solution.
What is Backtrack?
Backtrack is a desktop tool offered for Verizon Cloud Unlimited Group and Unlimited Individual plans. Backtrack lets you bulk-restore earlier versions of all files* backed up from a device. You can restore file versions as of a specific day in the past 30 days.
Backtrack protects your files so they can be:
Important:
What to know before performing a Backtrack File Restore
- Sign in to Verizon Cloud and start Backtrack.
- Select the stored information that you want to Backtrack.
- Select the date that you want to Backtrack to.
- We suggest you choose the day before the suspected event.
- Confirm that the stored information and date are correct.
- Wait until the Backtrack is complete.
- If no version of the current file existed as of the end of the specified date, Backtrack moves the current file to Trash.
- To preserve a file or files that are on backed-up local folders or in Verizon Cloud - Before you perform a Backtrack file restore - you should download the files from Verizon Cloud and then move or copy them to an external hard drive or storage location. Otherwise, the files may be deleted when you Backtrack.
- Be sure that any unwanted local files on your device are cleared before you perform a Backtrack.
- You'll need to delete the newer local files manually if you don't want them so that your device's local folder ends up with only the files that existed at the end of the specified Backtrack date.
- To delete local files:
- Pause synching or log out of Verizon Cloud on the device.
- Delete the Verizon Cloud folder(s) that are being backed up on that device.
- Run Backtrack for that device's stored information.
- To delete local files:
- You'll need to delete the newer local files manually if you don't want them so that your device's local folder ends up with only the files that existed at the end of the specified Backtrack date.
- Backtrack cannot:
- Recover permanently deleted files or versions.
- Recover file versions made earlier than the Backtrack history of 30 days.
- Recover versions made earlier in the day if multiple versions were made on the specified day. Backtrack can only recover the version that existed at the end of the specified day.
- Backtrack doesn't restore archived files if they were created after the end of the specified date.
- Day 1: You have an account with Backtrack and have Archive Files enabled.
- Day 10: You create a file and it is backed up to Cloud.
- Day 11: You delete the local version of the file to save space. Since Archive Files is enabled, the server version of the file is kept.
At this point, you expect that the file is safely archived and can be recovered, which it is. - Day 20: Backtracks to one of the Days 1-9 before the archived file existed on the stored information. Backtrack moves the file into Trash where it will eventually be auto-deleted.
At this point, you might still expect that the file is still archived because of what occurred on Day 11.
Note: the file is in the trash and will be auto-deleted. - Before the Backtrack, you deleted all encrypted files on your devices. We recommend you delete all the folders that Verizon Cloud is backing up before the Backtrack. That way a fresh copy will be synced to each device when the Backtrack completes.
- After the Backtrack is complete, you sign back into Verizon Cloud and let the sync complete.
- You chose a date that's earlier than the suspected ransomware attack.
- The version you want is from a different date than the one you selected.
- The version you want is from an earlier time on the selected date. (Backtrack only restores the version that existed at the end of the selected date.)
- The version is older than 30 days.
- The file was permanently deleted on or before the selected date.
- Backtrack the stored information and sync it to the local desktop device.
- Move the restored files from that device to your desired location.
How do I choose a date and perform a Backtrack on my device?
Here's how to use Backtrack to restore files:
To Backtrack from another device other than the one you run Backtrack from: Sign in to Verizon Cloud on the other device to let the Backtracked files sync to the device.
What does "Number of Modifications" mean?
The "number of modifications" is how many times the content of an existing file was changed. The changes can be through either user actions (e.g., overwriting, deleting, uploading. The changes can also be external actions (e.g., system changes like location data updates if GPS is turned on, external ransomware encryptions etc.).
Note: If you upgrade from a lower tier plan to the Verizon Cloud Unlimited Group or Unlimited Individual plan, the first day of the upgrade may show a higher number of modifications due to data migration during the update.
What does Backtrack do to my files?
Backtrack locates and restores each file's most recent revision as of the date you specify.
When you select a date to backtrack to, any file modifications made after the specified date are reversed and the version of each file on the chosen date is now available.
Note:
What does Backtrack not do?
Backtrack locates and restores file versions as of a selected date, however:
Note: Backtrack can only be done from the Verizon Cloud app on a desktop computer.
How does Backtrack work with Archive files?
Here's how Backtrack for archive files works:
Scenario:
Can I undo a Backtrack?
You can run another Backtrack to a different date; however, you can't undo a Backtrack and return to the present date.
For example: Today is Friday and you Backtracked a device to 4 days ago (Monday). If you wanted to undo, you can Backtrack again to yesterday (Thursday). But any changes made today (Friday) aren't recoverable.
How do I use Backtrack to recover files after suspected ransomware?
Learn how to recover your files on our Verizon Cloud desktop app - recover files page.
If you still find files in Verizon Cloud that are encrypted or missing, be sure that:
If you're still finding encrypted or missing files in Verizon Cloud, contact us.
Can I Backtrack again?
Yes. Just select an earlier date to go back in time. To Backtrack to a later date, repeat the process and select the later date.
Note: You can't Backtrack to the present date.
Will Backtrack file restore affect the files that I've shared with others?
No. The shared file is separate from the cloud version of the file it was created from. Shared versions do not get automatically updated with newer versions.
Note: Backtrack does not affect shared files.
What if I think Backtrack didn't recover the correct file?
If the Backtracked file is missing or if it doesn't look correct to you, it could be due to the following:
What if I want to Backtrack files to a different location?
To move Backtrack files to a different location:
What if my stored information isn't appearing in Backtrack?
It can sometimes take a few hours for all of your stored information to be updated to Backtrack. If they're not appearing, try again later. If they still aren't appearing, contact Customer Service.
Does Backtrack affect my storage quota?
Yes. When Backtrack creates prior versions of a file it counts against your storage quota. However new versions are produced only when a file update takes place within the previous 30 days. Your quota isn't affected if a file isn't modified since no new versions are produced.
Bring your Verizon Cloud account to Verizon
I'm switching to Verizon from another carrier. Can I bring my existing Verizon Cloud account with me?
Yes, if you already have a Verizon Cloud account, you can bring it with you when you sign up for wireless service with Verizon.
Follow the instructions for how to access a different Verizon Cloud account. You'll be able to access all your Verizon Cloud content on your new Verizon device, just like you did before you switched to Verizon.
We'll also move your Verizon Cloud bill onto your new Verizon wireless bill. So you'll see your Verizon Cloud charges (if any) on your Verizon wireless bill.
I changed my wireless carrier to Verizon, and I don't see my Verizon Cloud content. What should I do?
If you brought an existing Verizon Cloud account with you when you switched to Verizon from another carrier, you can still access your Verizon Cloud account through the Verizon Cloud app.
You can also merge your Verizon Cloud accounts, the existing one you brought with you and the new one you got when you signed up for a Verizon wireless account. This way, you'll be able to access all your Verizon Cloud content in one place.
If you still have issues, please email Verizon Cloud Customer Service at verizoncloud@verizon.com.
What happens to my existing Verizon Cloud billing when I switch to Verizon from another carrier?
If you already have a Verizon Cloud account when you switch to Verizon, your credit card billing will be canceled. Your Verizon Cloud charges (if any) will be found on your new Verizon wireless bill.
Using Verizon Cloud while on another carrier
If I no longer have Verizon service, can I continue using Verizon Cloud?
Yes, you can. Prior to disconnecting your Verizon service or porting out your phone number from Verizon, you'll need to complete your profile within the Verizon Cloud app with a valid email address and password, so that we can send you instructions to reactivate your Cloud account after you've left Verizon.
It's very important to complete this step prior to disconnecting or porting out your phone number, otherwise you won't be able to access your Verizon Cloud content.
You'll also need to set up payment information on the Verizon Cloud website to continue using your Verizon Cloud account on a different carrier. This step must be completed within 30 days of your disconnect from Verizon service. After 30 days, your Verizon Cloud content will no longer be available to restore.
Note: Each member on your Verizon account that has Verizon Cloud must follow these same steps in order to continue to access their content.
At this time, business and government accounts aren't eligible to continue using the Verizon Cloud service after they disconnect their Verizon service.
Can I have a Verizon Cloud account even if I'm not on the Verizon network?
Yes, you can sign up through the Verizon Cloud website.
How do I manage and/or change my Verizon Cloud payment information if I don't have Verizon service?
You can manage your payment information online at the Verizon Cloud website.
What payment options are available for my Verizon Cloud subscription if my wireless service isn't with Verizon?
You can subscribe to Verizon Cloud using a credit/debit card, with a valid United States billing address only.
Troubleshooting
- Use a strong Wi-Fi signal.
- Keep your device plugged in.
- Disable the sleep settings.
- Turn off the screen lock.
- Close other internet apps.
- Check on the progress every once in a while.
- Click Turn Windows features on or off.
- Check Windows Projected File System then OK.
- Restart your system if needed.
- Tap the Menu icon in the top left corner.
- Tap Send Feedback.
How can I make my first Verizon Cloud backup faster?
Try these tips for faster backups:
What should I do if I get a "Windows Projected File System is disabled" error?
Cloud uses Windows' Projected File System (ProjFS) to represent your Cloud files and folders alongside your device files in its file explorer.
The ProjFS needs to be on for you to see what's in your Cloud.
It doesn't move or back up your files, it just shows you a view.
To run Cloud:
Where can I get additional help with Verizon Cloud?
For help with the Verizon Cloud app:
This will launch the Instabug feature, where you can enter a subject, describe your issue, and include video, screenshots or pictures to help the Support team resolve your issue.
You can also email Verizon Cloud support at: verizoncloud@verizon.com.
Additional support
Verizon Cloud Beta Lab FAQs
Content Transfer Center
Verizon Cloud FAQs
Visit Verizon Community
Complete a transaction
My Verizon Cloud
How to use Verizon Cloud
How to set up Verizon Cloud
How to switch to Verizon Cloud
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