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After getting stranded 300 feet into a canyon in Southern California, a pair of victims were able to contact emergency responders using the emergency satellite communications features of the iPhone 14.
The Crash Detection and Emergency SOS features on the iPhone 14 series helped two people get rescued after their call rolled off a mountain and fell 300 feet into a canyon.
If there’s one thing that’s tremendously useful about the iPhone 14 lineup, in spite of some of its limitations, it’s got to be Emergency SOS via Satellite. It allows you to get help in situations where you normally can’t because of a lack of cell signal. Now, it has started saving lives.
Apple's new "Emergency SOS" service that lets off-grid iPhone users call for help via satellite led to what may be its first successful rescue operation.
Two people involved in a serious accident that occurred yesterday afternoon were rescued and located through new features available on the latest...