Butt dialing someone is embarrassing enough, but it's another thing entirely when it's 911. You never want to look at your iPhone and see an ongoing call with emergency services, but ...

Here’s how it works: your iPhone 14 or newer Apple Watch will detect that you are in a crash. You then have 10 seconds to respond to the notification on your screen to call 911 or cancel the alert. If ...

Despite optimizations made in an iOS 16 update in November, the iPhone 14's Car Crash Detection feature continues to accidentally call 911 when a user may be on a rollercoaster, skiing ...

A new iPhone feature caused chaos on the first day ... “MPD has responded to multiple accidental 911 calls at Bonnaroo,” the Facebook post reads. “It’s likely that these calls are a ...

But, there is a flipside.iPhones and Apple Watches have crash detection features that can automatically dial emergency ...

Apple is reportedly talking with 911 call centers dealing with an increase in accidental calls. Some automated calls are coming from skiers with iPhone and Watches with the new crash-detection ...

But the iPhone 14 or new Apple Watch you might have on you while skiing can apparently activate Crash Detection by mistake. If that happens, the devices might place an automated call to 911 ...

Meanwhile, 80% of 911 calls come from wireless devices ... which include Crash Detection and Emergency SOS via satellite, available on iPhone 14, iPhone 15, and Apple Watch models.

MASON, Ohio — Roller coaster rides are setting off a new Apple crash detection feature launched in September that automatically alerts emergency services. The Warren County Communications Center ...

A new software update on your iPhone is now changing the game when it comes to technology and emergency calls in Butler County ... a Butler County 911 dispatcher. It’s all with the click ...