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There's still no word yet on what a paid subscription will look like When releasing the iPhone 14 smartphones last year, Apple was the first in this market segment to equip its devices with satellite communications. At the time, the company said buyers of new iPhones would be able to use the service for free for a full year, but there were no details about a paid option. It's not typical for Apple, but today the company announced that it is extending free access to Apple's Emergency SOS service for iPhone 14 owners for another year.  [caption id="attachment_82484" align="aligncenter" width="428"] iPhone 14[/caption] Apple's Emergency SOS service for iPhone 14 owners for another year. Emergency SOS via satellite has helped save lives around the world. From the man rescued after his car fell off a 400-foot cliff in Los Angeles to missing hikers found in the Apennine Mountains in Italy. We continue to hear stories of how our clients are able to contact emergency services when they otherwise would not have done so. We're thrilled that iPhone 14 and iPhone 15 users will be able to enjoy this groundbreaking service for free for two years. Based on the latest offer, buyers of the new iPhone 15 will get two years of free use of the service. As before, there's no word yet on how much a subscription will cost when it finally launches.   As a reminder, the Apple Emergency SOS service was initially launched only in the US and Canada, but is now available in 16 countries and regions: Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Portugal, Spain, Switzerland, UK and USA. 

The parcel could be tracked through the Apple website Reddit user from the UK theEdmard talked about how he bought an iPhone 15 Pro Max on the official website, but received a fake Android one. [caption id="attachment_82225" align="aligncenter" width="450"] iPhone 15 Pro Max[/caption] He placed an order on the official Apple website and received the smartphone by DPD courier service on November 11. The packaging did not arouse suspicion, but he immediately recognized the fake by the large chin and the film from another smartphone. [caption id="attachment_82226" align="aligncenter" width="450"] iPhone 15 Pro Max[/caption] The process was not violated by Apple at all,” a person bought an iPhone 15 Pro Max on the Apple website The Android operating system, disguised as iOS, worked poorly and constantly produced errors. The camera crashed when changing shooting modes. YouTube, TikTok and other applications are pre-installed on the smartphone. [caption id="attachment_82228" align="aligncenter" width="450"] iPhone 15 Pro Max[/caption] Apple technical support stated that they would need two business days to verify. At first I thought DPD did it, but they assured me that the box was sealed properly so it had never been opened or tampered with, so it couldn't be them... Then I wondered if it could be supplier side? The crazy thing is that the entire shipment could be tracked through Apple's website, the tracking number on the box and everything matched, so the process wasn't broken by Apple at all. Very interesting.