Anyone with an iPhone 14 can now send emergency SOS messages free of charge for another year. — Photo: Apple Inc./dpa
BERLIN: Exactly one year ago, Apple launched its satellite-based emergency SOS service, allowing anyone with the latest iPhone to call for help even if they found themselves in a remote area with no signal.
The two-year free trial phase of the service for the iPhone 14 promised at the time is now being extended by a further year for existing customers, the company has announced.
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