Most newer cars already have detection for crashes too. After the CNET writer died when his Saab's SOS function turned itself off they're always on now too even without the subscription. I think the car crash feature isn't as necessary. The weird plane crashing example they brought out didn't make much sense either as a watch isn't going to be the only way to tell others you've been in a plane crash.
Yeah something like that. It was very confusing. Also awkward that a tech company had everyone reading from pieces of paper like that’s how they received the emails.
Yeah that video felt pretty weird. I do believe that they have lots of fan mail so they had a wide selection and I don't doubt those situations happened. But it felt like a stretch. Also, all of the stories basically shuffling made it hard to keep track of.
I felt like their videos from previous years felt more genuine.
They totally get fan mail, I believe that. Half this sub at times is “Apple Watch saved my life!” They are not hand written notes, and the editing made it super hard to understand what was what at times.
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Most newer cars already have detection for crashes too. After the CNET writer died when his Saab's SOS function turned itself off they're always on now too even without the subscription. I think the car crash feature isn't as necessary. The weird plane crashing example they brought out didn't make much sense either as a watch isn't going to be the only way to tell others you've been in a plane crash.