That is a major reason I prefer my iPad Pro to a MacBook. It has 5G cellular capability that is often faster than hotel or public WiFi networks and handy for use at home during power or cable outings. âš¡ï¸ðŸ‘Œ
Under any circumstances, though, you've got an iPhone in case of emergencies.
For that matter, I could activate my iPhone, but power outages are
sooo infrequent in New York, that unless the cost is extremely minimal it will be prohibitive.
I once looked into buying a throwaway for emergencies, but if I remember correctly, they don't come with unlimited life, which is what I"d want, although I guess I could buy phone after phone after phone, which would add up to its own prohibitive cost.
