
Apple Watch ad brilliantly captures emergency SOS feature that can save lives
India Today
An ad for the Apple Watch Series 7 released on Saturday reminds users it can be used to make a 911 call. The video plays back calls to emergency services placed via the Apple Watch.
Apple recently shared a new ad titled "911" that emphasises the Apple Watch's life-saving potential during emergencies. The advertisement doesn’t actually show the Apple Watch itself. Bob B. was knocked unconscious mountain biking in the forest. His Apple Watch detected the hard fall and automatically called 911 with his location. The future of health is on your wrist.
Instead, it focuses on the stories from the three Apple Watch users who credit the device with helping them reach 911 in an emergency. The ad uses audio from the 911 calls themselves. “These are just three of many incredible stories where people were able to get help using the Apple Watch,” explains Apple.

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