iPhone Crash Detection Feature

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How to set up Crash Detection on your iPhone and Apple Watch

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Crash Detection is available on iPhones running iOS 16 or later starting with the iPhone 14 (launched in 2022 ) It is also available on the Apple Watch Series 8 , Apple Watch SE 2 , or any later model.

If an iPhone or Apple Watch detects you’ve been in a crash, you get an audible alert and an emergency call alert.

If you don’t respond after 20 seconds , the call gets placed to emergency services automatically, using a looped audio message.

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