Apple Watch & iPhone may automatically call 911 after car crash in 2022

AppleInsider
Nov 1, 2021, 8:34 am222 ptsTrending
Your Apple Watch or iPhone could automatically call 911 after a car accident, with a new report claiming that Apple is planning to introduce crash detection to its mobile devices in 2022. The Apple Watch currently has fall detection, intended to contact emergency services if it believes the user has fallen and…

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