Apple Emergency SOS Prompts Rescue on Cliff North of LA

And Apple saying it's S. O. S. Feature could save your life, and for two people it already has a vehicle carrying two people falling about 300 ft down the side of a mountain in California Wednesday since they were deep in the wilderness. Excuse me, there was no cell reception, which the S. O. S. Feature doesn't require. Users point their phone at a passing satellites to get a connection and then their location is communicated to local authorities. This look at this! Oh my gosh! A local search and rescue crew was able to conduct a successful rescue mission, and Apple's feature could be joined by other satellite emergency connections at T Mobile, also aiming to offer the service through its partnership with Starlink.