Safety features on your Apple devices

1. Press and hold the side button and one of the Volume buttons at the same time until the Emergency Call slider appears.
2. Drag the Emergency Call slider to call emergency services.

1. Press and hold the side button until the Emergency Call slider appears.
2. Drag the Emergency Call slider to call emergency services.

Using iPhone 14 or later with iOS 17 or later, you can text for roadside assistance when you're outside of cellular and Wi-Fi coverage.

You can place an emergency call from an iPhone or view the owner’s Medical ID without unlocking the phone.

You can use Emergency SOS via satellite on iPhone 14 or later to help you connect with emergency services when you’re outside of cellular and Wi-Fi coverage.

Crash Detection on your iPhone and Apple Watch can detect if you've been in a severe car crash in a passenger vehicle and alerts emergency services for you.

You can use Siri for a quick, hands-free way to get emergency help on all your Apple devices.

In situations where it’s not safe or convenient to make a voice call, you can text 911.

Apple Watch Series 4 and later can help you make an emergency call if you've taken a hard fall. And if you can't move, your Apple Watch automatically calls emergency services, then sends a message with your location to your emergency contacts.

Emergency workers can view your critical medical information — such as allergies, medical conditions, and emergency contacts — without unlocking your iPhone or Apple Watch. Make sure that your information is accurate and up to date.

When you set up Wi-Fi calling, you can use your iPad or Mac to get in touch with emergency services.

Your iPhone and Apple Watch notify you when an emergency, government, or public safety alert has been issued.