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T‑Mobile First to Roll Out Cutting‑Edge 911 Capabilities Dec 18, 2020 3:25 PM ET Tweet This:  Summary:  What’s the news: T-Mobile is the first U.S. wireless operator to launch Location-Based Routing and Next Generation 911 capabilities. Why it matters:  The new services help transition 911 to a faster, more efficient & resilient system, helping reduce the time it takes for emergency responders to locate and reach those in trouble.   Who it’s for:  T-Mobile customers across the country. Press Release BELLEVUE, Wash., December 18, 2020 /3BL Media/ — In an emergency, every s...

Dec 18, 2020 5:05pm Location-Based Routing (LBR) cuts the need for 911 call transfers so callers in distress will get help faster. (Pixabay) T-Mobile announced that it’s the first U.S. wireless operator to launch Location-Based Routing (LBR) and Next Generation 911 (NG911) capabilities, thereby speeding responses to 911 calls. It’s not yet available everywhere – public safety answering points (PSAPs) need to make changes to their systems in order to make it work. LBR is currently enabled in parts of Texas and Washington state, and T-Mobile said it’s working with 911 authorities to exp...

BELLEVUE, Washington – In an emergency, every second counts. That's why T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS) is launching new 911 capabilities – Location-Based Routing and Next Generation 911 connectivity over IP – two critical advancements that can speed up emergency response times by helping pinpoint the location of callers, reducing the need for call transfers, and enabling a more efficient and effective 911 communication system. "As the Un-carrier we innovate and push the wireless industry forward with technology firsts like this for the sake of consumers everywhere. Nowhere is that more important ...

T-Mobile deploying two new 911 technologies to speed up emergency response Today T-Mobile is rolling out two new 911 technologies that’ll help speed up the repsonse to your emergency calls. T-Mo today announced that it’s launching Location-Based Routing and Next Generation 911. Location-Based Routing uses low latency device-based location tech that’ll enable the network to connect 911 callers directly to the appropriate 911 call center, reducing call transfers and getting you the help you need more quickly. Location-Based Routing is currently live in parts of Texas and Washington State,...