With the iPhone 14 series, you can now contact emergency services from virtually anywhere – even in the absence of any cellular signal. This is thanks to a new feature called Emergency SOS via satellite. As the name suggests, it uses special antennas to communicate with satellites in space instead of cell towers on the ground. Here’s everything you need to know about the feature and how it works.
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