SOS mode indicates that a device is having trouble connecting to the user’s cellular provider network, but it can make emergency calls through other carrier networks.

SOS mode automatically turns on when there isn't any cell service available from your phone carrier. If you're experiencing an outage, you simply have to wait until service is restored to your area.

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Over the past 24 hours, Verizon reported more than 105,000 users are reporting an outage. Here's what it means and how to troubleshoot the issue.

Verizon customers are reporting significant outages Monday morning, which created some confusion for iPhone users whose phones were in SOS mode.

SOS mode automatically turns on when there isn't any cell service available from your phone carrier. If you're experiencing an outage, you simply have to wait until service is restored to your area.

What is SOS mode? SOS mode indicates that a device is having trouble connecting to the user’s cellular provider network, but it can make emergency calls through other carrier networks.

SOS mode automatically turns on when there isn't any cell service available from your phone carrier. If you're experiencing an outage, you simply have to wait until service is restored to your area.

SOS mode automatically turns on when there isn't any cell service available from your phone carrier. If you're experiencing an outage, you simply have to wait until service is restored to your area.

SOS mode automatically turns on when there isn't any cell service available from your phone carrier. If you're experiencing an outage, you simply have to wait until service is restored to your area.