‘Accident Detection’ and ‘Satellite-connected emergency system’ offered with iPhone 14 models have been talked about a lot so far. In particular, Apple’s satellite-linked emergency assistance system came to the fore by helping rescue a stranded person in Alaska. On the other hand, a much simpler application offered by Apple has unexpectedly saved a life.
‘Find My iPhone’ app saved lives!
It is stated that the woman, who had an accident with her car in the US state of California and tumbled into a 60-meter cliff by falling off the road, was saved thanks to the Find My iPhone application. According to the information received, the family, who could not hear from the person who had the accident for a long time, managed to save their daughter thanks to the Find My iPhone system.
According to the news, the family, who realizes that their daughter’s phone is located on the side of the highway with Find My iPhone, contacts the emergency authorities and shares this information with them. It is stated that the fire brigade and ambulance teams managed to get the woman out of the vehicle she was in by going to the scene with an emergency message from the family.
It is stated that the woman was seriously injured after the accident, and it is said that she had to stay in the vehicle for one night after the accident. We can easily say that the woman who shares the location of her phone with her family, clings to life in this way.
Unlike the satellite emergency system and accident detection features, Find My iPhone is available on almost all iPhone models. This service, which is often useful for lost or stolen situations, may have saved lives for the first time.
The ‘accident detection’ feature offered by Apple detects a collision in the vehicle at any time and contacts emergency rescue teams. On the other hand, the satellite connected emergency system allows people in distress to send a call for help in the absence of cellular data and Wi-Fi.
Apart from the emergency systems offered by Apple, it is very valuable to save a life with the Find My iPhone feature. So what do you think about the emergency systems offered by Apple and the incident? You can share your views with us in the comments section.
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