One of the most useful and undoubtedly the most interesting features of the recently introduced iPhones 14 (Pro) to Apple Watch SE 2, 8 a Ultra is undoubtedly car detectiononea feast, thanks to which these products can call for your rescue if you are unable to do so. However, it seems that despite long testing and analyzing an extreme amount of data, at least according to the words Applol, no car detectiononeThe throw is flawless and can therefore be fooled. However, this can be quite problematic for rescue services.
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The American portal KSL managed to find out that emergency services are increasingly receiving false alerts about cars.onea throw from the new iPhones and Apple Watch from users frolicking on skis or snowboards, even if they don't fall, but are just cruising the slopes as usual. According to dispatchers, the rescue services are not even aware of these calls, let alone that they would activate them intentionally. Dispatchers agree that they don't mind receiving a few unwanted car notificationsonefeasts, however, on a larger scale this could be a solid problem, as these would alarmy took up valuable time. However, it can be expected that Apple to improve car detectiononeHe will focus intensively on the feast in the coming weeks and months so that he can really only target crashes and not other activities.
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I don't understand... is it possible to activate this function based on GPS only on the road - eventdefinitely after pairing with the car's BT.
Some people don't have a mobile phone with br in the car...some don't even have the bt in the car.... And according to GPS? Well apple and his maps are not famous in some countries
I don't know, I have it as part of the equipment in my car - that is, it immediately calls and sends the coordinates from the car itself in the event of an accident.
Probably everyone doesn't have BT in their car these days... As I understand it, the owner of the veteran is not, but otherwise?
Apple and its maps - sometimes it suggests worse than Google, sometimes the same - it's okay roads, but they have the same, so let's say maybe except for some temporary detours, etc. - but simply via GPS, the phone would always read whether you are on the road or not - an interval of a few seconds minutes when GPS is lost is also not a problem - the function would be deactivated when the speed is reduced and the movement is longer off the road.
The phone is typically paired with the car maxAt least one of the passengers. The others didn't. This feature was supposed to work regardless of pairing.
And I'm still wondering who put this "stupidity" ononeis responsible for false component trips and pays for them. Logically, it should be the owner of the device, not the manufacturer... I guess.
And yes, it's stupid, saving - maybe one car crew or an individual at the cost of X thousand false exits doesn't make sense .... Satellite emergency equipment is also paid for (it doesn't have much mobile signal in 8000 mnm).
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Like when they catch on it will definitely benefit a lot of people. But here in Europe this feature has been built into every new vehicle for many years (since 2017 I guess). In this case, it's a good thing Apple he got rid of it, straightened it out, and thus gave non-European people a chance for early rescue as well...
I am not aware of my 11/2018 Prod having this feature. And I have the second highest equipment, which shouldn't matter if it's to be standard.
Can I ask a question? This function cannot be deactivated permanently??