Verizon says it's time to move on. What you need to know Verizon has set a date for the shut-down of its 3G CDMA network. The carrier states that the network will be fully decommissioned at the end of 2022. According to Verizon, only 1% of its customer base still relies on 3G. Verizon is finally marking its transition into the new decade. The company has just announced the date that it plans to shut off its legacy 3G CDMA network after delaying it twice. The shutdown will happen on December 31st, 2022, which the company believes will give its customer ample time to switch to newer devices. We worked for the past several years to help those who still have 3G devices transfer to devices capable of accessing the 4G LTE or 5G networks....As a result of those efforts, we can now report that more than 99% of our customers use the enhanced features of 4G LTE or 5G, with less than 1% still accessing the 3G network. Shutting down older networks isn't unheard of, and it