iPhone 15 allows users to make car rescue calls without a phone signal – Photo: Apple
On the iPhone 15, which Apple announced on the morning of September 13, the integrated vehicle rescue assistance application system has been upgraded for the first time on the iPhone 14.
Specifically, the above service allows users to easily access rescue services through satellite connections. Users simply need to point their phone towards the satellite to access rescue services.
This factor means that users who do not need a phone signal can “contact” the rescue system instead of having to go to an area with a phone signal as usual.
Users, while accessing the application, can select the problem they are facing (car has stalled, run out of fuel, tire burst or simply car stuck somewhere) to get assistance in future. Is).
Users will select the problem they are having with their vehicle to receive related assistance – Photo: Apple
However, the characteristics of the above service also mean that not all users in all regions can access the service. This feature is temporarily available only in the US with Apple Support partner AAA – the country’s largest rescue support service.
Previously, from iPhone 14 onwards, this phone line has integrated the ability to locate the user’s car (crash detection and emergency SOS) to call rescue in an accident. Currently, the service has expanded to 3 continents and 14 countries and is constantly adding partners in new countries. The above service will be expanded to Spain and Switzerland this September.
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