iOS 18 allows video calling during emergency calls

In the forthcoming iOS 18 update, Apple is set to roll out a new feature known as ‘Emergency SOS Live Video’, enabling users to share live or recorded videos with emergency dispatch centers during crisis calls. This feature aims to offer vital information about the situation and the user’s location in a more intuitive manner. It proves particularly valuable in situations where users are unable to accurately describe their location or require emergency medical aid. By sharing live video, rescue workers can promptly assess the situation and provide appropriate assistance.

The ‘Emergency SOS Live Video’ feature will be seamlessly integrated with 911-enabled platforms such as RapidSOS Unite and Prepared in the US, thereby extending its reach and effectiveness. Apple also has plans to introduce this feature in other countries in the future.

Additionally, iOS 18 comes with other improvements to the Emergency SOS feature, including satellite communication support for iMessage and satellite roadside assistance calling.

With these safety and emergency features, Apple underscores its dedication to making the iPhone a dependable and practical tool in emergencies.

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