Summary:
- Apple has introduced Emergency SOS via satellite on the iPhone 14 and 15, allowing users to contact emergency services in areas without reception.
- The feature is for emergencies only and cannot be used for calls or other purposes.
- Satellite coverage is required to use Emergency SOS via satellite, and users will be guided through the process of sending an emergency text.
Ted’s Take:
Apple is taking iPhone emergency services to the next level with the introduction of Emergency SOS via satellite. Now you can text for help in those remote mountain locations where you can’t even find a Wi-Fi signal for your Instagram selfie. Just make sure you have the latest iPhone model and you’re ready to send an SOS. It’s like having a Bat-Signal in your pocket, but instead of summoning Batman, you’re summoning real-life heroes. Just remember, this feature is for emergencies only, so don’t use it as an excuse to text 911 about your missing remote control. The satellite coverage will guide you through the process, so even if you’re stranded in the middle of nowhere, you can still get the help you need. It’s a step towards bridging the gap between civilization and the great outdoors. Who needs cell towers when you have satellites? So the next time you’re adventuring in the wilderness, rest easy knowing that your iPhone has got you covered, even if there’s no coverage. Stay safe, my friends, and may the signal be with you!
Original Article: https://www.pocket-lint.com/apple-emergency-sos-via-satellite-iphone-features-explained/
