Foreign journalists and bloggers have already protested against satellite communications in the iPhone 14.
In general, reviews about the work are positive features. It’s available now in the US and Canada, with support sent to France, Germany, the UK, and the UK in December.
How to fund The Verge, in the smartphone demo mode, you also need to point towards the satellites. This was accompanied by a special animation showing where to turn the iPhone.
Point your iPhone at the sky and look for satellites
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To access the demo mode, go to the menu Settings -> Emergency call – SOS -> Emergency SOS call via satellite -> Try demo. Once you activate this mode, you can turn off cellular service and check if it works. The iPhone connects to a satellite and starts a demonstration broadcast of artificial emergency services.
Satellite mode allows you to not only communicate with emergency services via messages, but also send a contact via the app Locator. Such a function can be useful, for example, during a picnic in a surveillance area where the net does not catch.
you can find out about the activity in the access rights. It will say “SOS. Satellite text.
You can adjust geolocation via satellite once every 15 minutes, and it will be sufficient.
As for messages, they are sent without returning. This takes time, so for some reason the connection to the satellite is always delayed. You can find out about sending on a special scale. It also comes with vibration.
The initial text you send will look like in your profile, your memory card (if filled in the device in the application) Health) and location. The process of sending messages to one busy from 3 to 5 minutes. [The Verge]
Source: Iphones RU
