Apple Watch becomes ultimate lifeguard after calling 911 for swimmer trapped in cold river

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By Zac HallJun 22, 2022, 3:24 pm441 pts
Apple Watch has been an excellent swim tracker since gaining stronger water resistance and aquatic workouts with Series 2 – the device has since evolved into a must-have swimming companion and lifeguard of sorts. That’s what happened in Oregon last week when first responders were able to rescue a trapped…

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