hahahahahaha now that's funny!!

When you tried setting up the phone, did it tell you it was locked by Verizon? Typically Verizon will automatically unlock their phones after 60-days from the date purchased. The only exception that I am aware of is when a phone has been reported lost or stolen.

So yeah, Verizon should have be able to provide that information. At the very least, Apple should have been able to tell you the date it was activated as well since it would have also recorded that as the support and coverage eligabilitiy date.

Reference: https://checkcoverage.apple.com/

It should also turn the "always on display" off automatically if you place it face down.

just thouight I'd throw that out there.. ツ

Im not real sure on that one! I would say it's unlikely, just based on my experience with replacing them. If they aren't just the right size they can be extremely difficult to slide all the way across without getting hung up, ripping, or coming out of the track and having to start over.

I would recommend trying to find the single track one that fits your door and it'll go smooth as butter, but you can surely give a double track a shot if your up for a good challenge :-)

They actually make a single track design specifically for your type of door. Search Amazon for this exact part number "B07GMPR875" - just as an example. That's really what you should use! Otherwise, I typically like to staple felt strips on in layers on the sides of the door frame where the door would close against if necessary. Felt works nicely for keeping the cool air from getting in while keeping your door snug when closed.

Hope this helps.