Apple's new iPhone will let users send emergency SOS alerts via satellite


Apple's aim is to ensure that users can get help wherever they are. — AFP Relaxnews

The next generation iPhone will introduce satellite connectivity for emergency use only in areas with no cellular network coverage. Initially, this feature will be available only in the United States and Canada.

The iPhone 14 range introduces a new Emergency SOS via Satellite feature to text emergency services when users are out of cellular and WiFi coverage, such as at sea, in the mountains or in deserts, for example. Apple's aim is to ensure that users can get help wherever they are.

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