What will happen if I press Apple SOS?

The SOS function of Apple mobile phones is an emergency contact method. When pressed, it will automatically dial the local emergency number. Depending on the settings of different countries and regions, the corresponding service may be automatically selected. Users can also add emergency contacts to provide assistance in emergencies. When the emergency call ends, the phone will send text messages to notify these contacts, unless the user chooses to cancel. If you manually select 110/120 and cancel it quickly when the SOS automatic calling function is not turned on, the phone will send a text message containing location information to the preset emergency contact.

In no-signal or dark environments, SOS signals can convey distress information in a variety of ways. First, use the fire to form a triangle or straight line, which is an internationally accepted distress signal. Make sure the fire burns in an orderly and continuous manner, or use smoke to signal it during the day, such as a three-column smoke, the color of which contrasts with the background to increase visibility. In addition, the number of SOS is 191519. You can also call for help in this way and try to stay hidden.

Finally, use a flag or brightly colored fabric to make a simple signal flag, and form a specific signal by swiping left and right long and short strokes, or simply alternating left and right strokes. If the distance is short, a simple single stroke will suffice. In an emergency, these methods can help you effectively convey help information when you are unable to speak directly.