First responders can automatically obtain important medical info from your Android phone
Select Android phones can now automatically share critical medical data with first responders during 911 calls.
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Select Android phones can now automatically share critical medical data with first responders during 911 calls.
The feature is available through Android's Personal Safety app
Google and RapidSOS team up to make some Android phones send data to first responders, such as name, age, blood type, and emergency contact information.
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