Apple Extends Free Emergency SOS via Satellite for iPhone 14 Users

Lifesaving service now available for free until November 2025, with future pricing yet to be announced.

Apple has extended its Emergency SOS via satellite service for an additional free year for existing iPhone 14 users, now expiring in November 2025.
The service, which allows users to contact emergency services when there is no cellular connection, is available in 16 countries and regions.
Apple has not yet disclosed how much the service will cost after the free period ends.
Apple also offers Roadside Assistance via satellite, which connects users to AAA if they have car trouble while outside of cellular and Wi-Fi coverage.
The Emergency SOS service has already helped save lives, including a man rescued after his car fell over a 400-foot cliff in Los Angeles and lost hikers found in Italy.