The YouTuber tested the crash detection feature on the iPhone 14, and the YouTuber found that the emergency call feature Apple has added to its new phones works reliably in the event of a collision of an out of control vehicle, he said. McRamers.
The YouTuber, owner of TechRax, has posted a video clip in which his team remotely controls a driverless car containing an iPhone 14 Pro wrapped with a sticker on the driver’s seat headrest, and the team is trying to collide the car with an old and wheelchair accessible vehicle.
After a seemingly short delay, the iPhone 14 Pro’s accident detection feature was activated automatically, the phone activated an emergency countdown and would call the emergency services, but the team manually canceled it before they did. the call could be made.
While these tests don’t necessarily prove that the feature works as well in reality, in the event of an out-of-control incident, activation as intended should give iPhone 14 owners confidence that they keep the feature enabled.
The incident detection feature is activated automatically and is supported by all the new iPhone 14 phones that Apple announced earlier this month, and is also present in the new Apple Watches.
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