How Apple will (almost certainly) keep Emergency SOS via Satellite free forever

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By Ben LovejoyNov 30, 2023, 10:06 am1.1k ptsHotTop
When Apple announced the Emergency SOS via Satellite service with the iPhone 14 line-up, it said at the time it would be free for the first two years – implying that it would require a paid subscription after that. Earlier this month, Apple gave iPhone 14 owners an extra year. As things stand, then, both…

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