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Le 22 juin 2025, Natalia Sidorska, 32 ans, a vécu un cauchemar éveillé au volant de sa voiture sur le Horseshoe Pass, une route sinueuse du Denbighshire, au Pays de Galles. Alors qu’elle empruntait cette voie pour la première fois, elle a raté un virage serré et sa voiture a dévalé la montagne sur plus de 100 mètres avant de s’immobiliser dans un champ. En quelques secondes, le véhicule a pris…

Brent Hill, a 55-year-old Easthampton [Massachusetts] man, survived a major crash which ended with him trapped upside-down, submerged in his car in a pool, and he’s crediting his Apple Watch for saving his life. Taylor Smith and Ryan Trowbridge for Western Mass News: ‎ It was a scary situation for Hill, who recalled suddenly feeling nauseous while driving home on December 16. That’s the last…

The Apple Watch SE (2nd Gen) is a smartwatch designed to help you track your fitness, monitor your sleep, and stay connected throughout the day. Here are some of its key features:

GPS: The Apple Watch SE has built-in GPS, which allows you to track your outdoor workouts without needing to bring your iPhone along.

Fitness tracking: The watch can track a variety of workouts, including running, walking, cycling, swimming, and more. It can also track your daily activity, such as steps taken and calories burned.

Sleep tracking: With the watch's sleep tracking feature, you can monitor your sleep patterns and get insights into your sleep quality.

Heart rate monitor: The watch has a heart rate sensor that can measure your heart rate throughout the day and during workouts.

Retina display: The watch has a bright, high-resolution Retina display that makes it easy to read notifications, messages, and other information.

Water resistance: The watch is water-resistant and can be worn while swimming or doing other water-based activities.

Crash detection: The watch can detect if you've been in a fall or other incident, and will prompt you to call emergency services if you don't respond within a certain time frame.

Apple’s crash detection technology led to a suspected drunk driver being detained by police after his iPhone automatically called them after a crash. Crash Detection uses specialized components paired with Apple-designed algorithms to detect a severe car crash and automatically dial emergency services when a user is unconscious or unable to reach their iPhone. Hamish McNeilly for Stuff New…

With the launch of the iPhone 14 and new Apple Watch models, Apple introduced a new safety feature called Crash Detection. Keep reading to learn what it is, how it works, and how to turn it on and off.

How Does Crash Detection Work?

While you're driving or you're a passenger in a motor vehicle, the motion sensor with a high dynamic range gyroscope and high-g accelerometer, GPS, barometer, microphone, and advanced motion algorithms work together in your iPhone or Apple Watch to accurately detect a crash.

When a severe crash is detected, an alert displays on your Apple Watch or ‌iPhone‌ display for 10 seconds. If you're still responsive, you can swipe the screen to call emergency services immediately or dismiss the alert if you don't need to contact them. If after 10 seconds you haven't interacted with your Apple device, a 10-second countdown will start. When it ends, emergency services are contacted.

When emergency services pick up, the following audio message from Siri begins playing on a loop with five seconds of silence between each replay: "The owner of this ‌iPhone‌ was in a severe car crash and is not responding to their phone." ‌Siri‌ will then relay your estimated location with latitude and longitude and search radius both to emergency services and through your device's speaker.

How to Enable Crash Detection

No setup is required. Crash Detection is enabled by default on the above-supported devices, so you don't need to do a thing. If you're concerned that the feature could mistakenly register a crash and call emergency services, you can disable it by following the steps below.

How to Disable Crash Detection

Launch the Settings app on your ‌iPhone‌.

Scroll down and tap through to Emergency SOS.

Under "Crash Detection," toggle off the switch next to Call After Severe Crash.

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Explained | iPhone 14 crash detection feature false alarm

Crash detection in the iPhone 14 series uses data from a range of sensors and then runs it through its motion algorithms to determine whether a device has crashed or not. On September 7, Apple released the iPhone 14 series at its “Far Out” event. Along with other updates, the new phones received a feature the company called ‘Crash Detection’. This feature allows the phone to detect a user’s fall…

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