Even when you're in an area with good cellular coverage, your iPhone status might read SOS. Here's what to know.

In short, when you see SOS on your phone, it means you're not connected to a cellular network. "If you see SOS or 'SOS only' in the status bar, your device isn't connected to your cellular network, but you can still make emergency calls through other carrier networks," reads an Apple support page on the feature.

There's plenty of reasons why your wireless headphones might unexpectedly drop out. Some are problems with your gadget and others limitations of wireless tech.

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