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iPhone 14 users will get another year of Emergency SOS via Satellite for free
s.metcalf said:It'll be a very bad look for Apple when the first person dies after they had a capable phone but weren't subscribed to the service. For this reason I don't think Apple could ever require payment for the feature when they're such a massively rich and profitable company, charging huge amounts for these latest devices and pay very little to no tax in most jurisdictions. I don't think they can morally end the service, which fortunately most people will probably never have to use. -
iPhone 14 users will get another year of Emergency SOS via Satellite for free
riverko said:For us who live outside of the eligible area. Is it free just to use the ‘text service’, or also the act of rescue itself. So what is it exactly people should later pay for - to have the tool that enables me to call for help? Or the rescue process as such?
Apple says, "International travelers who visit a country or region where Emergency SOS via satellite is available can use the feature while visiting, except if they bought their iPhone in certain countries or regions."
In other words, if you bought your iPhone 14 or newer from a country that supports the feature it may work in a country that doesn't currently offer the feature on the iPhone.
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT213426
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iPhone 14 users will get another year of Emergency SOS via Satellite for free
nubus said:coolfactor said:While extremely expensive to set up, I think a service like this should always be free to access. Maybe the governments should be funding it along with 9-1-1 and the like.
Apple should do the right thing on memory and offer gift cards to those that paid extra for memory. Apple did so when the price dropped on the original iPhone. -
The new Qi2 wireless standard will launch before the holidays
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How to make sure you get an iPhone, instead of a swapped Android fake
ronn said:This popped up just as we were notified that our orders for a couple iPhone 15 Pro Max are scheduled to be delivered a few days early.
Ordered directly from Apple which has never fouled up an order (besides rerouting a trade-in device to the wrong location, but it was quickly corrected after a couple phone convos with CS).
*fingers crossed*
https://www.theverge.com/22368541/apple-trade-in-phobio-macbook-white-spots