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Tiny iPhone and Apple Watch Medical ID change could save your life

Tiny iPhone and Apple Watch Medical ID change could save your life

Posted on May 8, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Apple is launching a new health feature that would ensure iPhone or Apple Watch owners’ Medical ID data reaches the emergency services at the point of contact.

The new feature coming to iOS 13.5 and watchOS 6.2 would enable users to automatically share their data – which could include medical conditions, blood type, allergies or medications – when dialling 911 in certain parts of the United States.

The Medical ID feature already exists within iOS and watchOS for this purpose. It can be accessed from the lock screen without a passcode by opening the emergency call menu. On the Apple Watch, it’s a case of pressing and holding the side button.
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