Australian swimmer caught in riptides rescued using his Apple Watch

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Jul 14, 2024, 10:27 am972 ptsHotTop
A 49-year-old experienced swimmer in New South Wales used his Apple Watch to call for help after becoming caught in an ocean current that was dragging him further out to sea. Shearman's Apple Watch was credited with saving his life. (credit: Surf Life Saving NSW) Byron Bay resident Rick Shearman had been out…

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