How do you turn off SOS on an iPhone 15?
I've tried YouTube and Googling, but none of the answers help my problem.
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iPhone 15, iOS 17
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I've tried YouTube and Googling, but none of the answers help my problem.
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iPhone 15, iOS 17
SOS is on the top right of my IPhone 15 Pro and I can’t get it off. Please tell me how to take it off?
SOS is on the top right of my IPhone 15 Pro and I can’t get it off. Please tell me how to take it off?
I went to apple support to try to get help for an iPhone 15 stuck in SOS mode. But, it shows my old iPhone XR, not my new iPhone 15. I don’t know what to do
You can't turn off SOS. Its not a setting, its the result of an issue.
Your iPhone will go into SOS mode, when it cannot connect to your carrier or activate your service, but can still place emergency calls.
To resolve the issue, you need to make sure your iPhone has an active eSIM with active service tied to it.
Contact your service provider for help with that as explained in the support document you posted from.
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Dmcclen wrote:
SOS is on the top right of my IPhone 15 Pro and I can’t get it off. Please tell me how to take it off?
Please read my previous reply.
You can't turn off SOS. Its not a setting, its the result of an issue.
Your iPhone will go into SOS mode, when it cannot connect to your carrier or activate your service, but can still place emergency calls.
To resolve the issue, you need to make sure your iPhone has an active eSIM with active service tied to it.
Contact your service provider for help with that as explained in the support document you posted from.
Read the reply from Kurtosis just above your post.
Did you read the reply from Kurtosis? Answers are there.
You need to contact your carrier for help -
If you see No Service, Searching, or SOS on your iPhone or iPad - Apple Support
How do you turn off SOS on an iPhone 15?