Apple’s satellite messaging feature, initially designed for emergencies, allows iPhone users to send and receive messages when cellular and Wi-Fi networks are unavailable, particularly in remote areas. To use it, iMessage must be activated, and users should have emergency contacts set up. The iPhone requires a clear view of the sky for connection, and messages are text-only with potential delays in delivery. This feature, available on iPhone 14 and later running iOS 18 or higher, is not intended for extensive conversations or media attachments.
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