Apple Watch calls 911 when farmer falls 21 feet 

@Đjjdh Cppjdjd they did. it’s on their channel

@@anitadhm_ There's nothing wrong though. These people gave consent.

No they didn’t. They used a Mountainbiker

@@jemo9947 ya they did, the mountainbiker is a different one

@@jemo9947 they did

Yeah you gen zs are bunch pussies

@@Indygenous Yeah sure u def doesn’t sound like a 7yo lil brat

@@RandoPassingBy it’s just a troll don’t entertain it you’ll only be exhausted

A third of 92 is like 30 how would he be a gen z?

No one really thinks that commonly. Besides, those people usually live in remote villages so it makes more sense

You should never be climbing high ladders by yourself in the first place. There are safety checks when setting up a ladder and never carrier heavy things with you while going up

@@mokokoco4720 I work for rehab hospital.. I’ve had teens fall from balconies, bridges and once a farmer from a silo. He was 76 had a total spinal fusion and learned to walk again. Honestly accident can happen anywhere. There was just a story of that young man who broke his neck jumping a subway gradient in ny but he dies., however in all of these stories I can across it’s the timing that saves people. If we can get services out fast enough it’s life or death. So that’s why it’s amaizng

It’s both a curse and blessing

Yeah I got an uncle who believes that.

Yea but most of the technology I dont see the point in Yea fall detection should be on both phone and watch since I plan to use the watch as a cellular backup to my phone for when the battery dies just like having a genarator when you have a powercut cut always ideal to have another form of contact for emergency or when your phone dies from watching too much netflix on it

@@jonathanoxlade4252 no point in putting fall detection on the phone it would call 911 every time you dropped it. Always good to have a backup plan like you said and not entirely rely on these devices, but they do offer a lot of piece of mind and they save lives daily

@@davminks it wouldn’t. it will give you a prompt on screen to see if you’re ok or need help and if you don’t respond, it’ll call emergency services

But then they use it to tap in to see how they can sale and market to us.

@@daughterofyah6209 obviously? They are a business, and YOU agreed to it. You are going to get marketed to anyway - would you want things you like, be marketed to you, or things you don’t want, being marketed to you?

Same

Same

I saw this first then saw the commercial and i was like “oh woa its that guy from earlier”

Bruh he’s good now. This was 2 years ago

@@AgentE1Games this was actually a year ago

Your phone doesn’t detect a fall automatically.

@@janves I'm not an accessory type of person, I just carry my phone everywhere I go