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Apple's Crash Detection is flooding 911 dispatchers with false alarms

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Apple devices' crash and fall detection features are reportedly flooding 911 emergency service and dispatch centers in states across the U.S. In Red Lodge, Montana, the issue is impacting Carbon County authorities.

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The Star Kuala Lumpur

Apple’s new crash detection results in influx of false reports

From roller coaster parks to woodland trails, dispatch centres across the US have responded to a mix of familiar and unfamiliar places this winter season for reports of serious accidents – only to find no trace of an emergency.

1 year ago·Malaysia

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New York Post

Apple crash and fall tech inundating 911 dispatchers with automated calls, reports say

Apple devices' crash and fall detection features are reportedly flooding 911 emergency service and dispatch centers in states across the U.S.

1 year ago·New York, United States

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Android Authority

Apple's Crash Detection is flooding 911 dispatchers with false alarms

Skiers are triggering Apple's Crash Detection feature and unintentionally sending false alarms to 911 dispatchers.

1 year ago

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Fox News

Apple crash and fall tech inundating 911 dispatchers with automated calls, reports say

Apple devices' crash and fall detection features are reportedly placing calls that are inundating 911 emergency service and dispatch centers across the U.S.

1 year ago·New York, United States

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