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Couple in car survive 300-foot fall Into a California canyon - Vimarsana News

Couple in car survive 300-foot fall Into a California canyon

Rescuers found the couple in the Angeles National Forest after one of their phones sent a message via satellite to an emergency call center.

Source: boston.com
Man and Woman Rescued From Canyon After Activating iPhone 14 Emergency SOS Feature - Vimarsana News

Man and Woman Rescued From Canyon After Activating iPhone 14 Emergency SOS Feature

Two people who careered off a mountainside in California were rescued and located after contacting emergency services through the satellite feature.

Source: pcmag.com
After their car fell into a canyon, phone likely saved them - Vimarsana News

After their car fell into a canyon, phone likely saved them

After a couple's vehicle fell off a road into a deep, rocky canyon in Angeles National Forest, they used a new emergency feature on their iPhone.

iPhone's SOS Feature Helps Save 2 People After Car Falls 300 Feet Into Canyon - Vimarsana News

iPhone's SOS Feature Helps Save 2 People After Car Falls 300 Feet Into Canyon

Authorities dispatched a rescue helicopter, which was able to hoist the victims out of the canyon and transport them to a local area hospital.

While the iPhone 14 Car Crash Emergency service saved car crash victims this week, false calls are costing Emergency Services Big Bucks - Vimarsana News

While the iPhone 14 Car Crash Emergency service saved car crash victims this week, false calls are costing Emergency Services Big Bucks

In a new NBC Now video published today, we're able to see the Angeles National Forest Monkey Canyon car crash site where the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department tactical rescue team were called into action after receiving an emergency call from an iPhone using Apple's new safety features.