One of the most noteworthy updates, Apple brought to the iPhone 14 series this year is Emergency SOS through satellite. It allows you to send text messages to emergency services over satellite assuming you’re needing help and outside of cellular coverage. The organization trusts you don’t have to use the service, however on the off chance that you regard yourself as hurt and requiring rescue in the wilderness, it tends to be disappointing on the off chance that you’re new to a tool you were hoping to be useful. Today, Apple is carrying out a demo mode of Emergency SOS by means of Satellite so individuals from people in general can perceive how it works.

Subsequent to updating your iPhone 14 (or 14 Plus or 14 Pro or 14 Pro Max), you’ll have to navigate to the Emergency SOS section of Settings to track down the Demo. It merits looking at this since relatively few individuals will know what to expect nor that the first step is to dial 911, rather than searching for an app. Assuming you’re using demo mode, you will not be associated with a real emergency services agent or relay center — the organization’s system will navigate demo clients to a server that sends canned responses. This keeps individuals from overloading actual call centers.

Apple doesn’t suggest that you attempt this yourself (for example find a spot with next to no cellular coverage just to see what the experience is like). Instead, assuming you’re interested about the interface and how this works, that is what this demo mode is for.

Emergency SOS through Satellite and the demo mode both carry out today in the US and Canada. Apple is likewise reporting that it’s growing the service of France, Germany, Ireland and the UK in December.