Apple brings Crash Detection feature both on Apple Watch 8 & iPhone 14 series

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The Cupertino giant not only launched a wide range of products today but also brought some important new features which have made their new iPhones as well as watches even more valuable in daily life. Yes, Apple has made Crash Detection and now it is available on all its latest products to help its users stay safe “just in case” if it’s needed.

Apple brings Crash Detection feature both on Apple Watch 8 & iPhone 14 series

All of its new smartwatches including their base Watch SE 2nd gen will also have this feature because Apple has trained its devices which already have gyroscopes and other sensors to detect if you have been hit by a car crash, applicable only when you are driving.

Apple brings Crash Detection feature both on Apple Watch 8 & iPhone 14 series

As soon as someone is hit with an accident according to Apple, both your iPhone 14 series and Apple Watch SE or Series 8 or Ultra will send an emergency SOS. Also, it will show you that you have been in a crash and your device will send an emergency SOS as well as trigger alerts to your contacts about your crash, you also cancel it at your convenience.

This Crash Detection is a useful feature and a much-needed one especially if you are paying a premium price on an iPhone or Apple Watch.

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