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Your iPhone or Apple Watch uses a motion sensor with a high dynamic range gyroscope and high-g accelerometer, GPS, barometer, microphone, and powerful motion algorithms to jointly identify crashes when you’re operating a motor vehicle or riding as a passenger.
A 10-second alarm appears on the screen of your Apple Watch or iPhone when a major accident is discovered. If you’re still awake, you may swipe the screen to phone 911 right away or turn off the alarm if you don’t need to get in touch with them. A 10-second countdown will begin if you don’t touch your Apple iPhone after 10 seconds. Emergency services are notified after it is over. We have mentioned steps below to turn off Crash Detection on iPhone.
Steps to turn off Crash Detection on iPhone
Steps to turn off Crash Detection on Apple Watch
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That’s it with our article on how to turn off Crash Detection on the iPhone and Apple Watch. The goal of collision detection is to identify serious auto accidents in passenger vehicles. Your Apple device can automatically contact emergency services on your behalf if you experience a serious collision and become unresponsive.