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Life-saving Apple Emergency SOS summons help for 10 stranded hikers
(appleinsider.com)
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Is this thing still going off every time somebody gets on a roller coaster?
This is a completely different feature that uses satellites to communicate with emergency services.
That's the crash detection feature; the feature referenced in this article is the ability to use satellite communications in the event that you need help but don't have cell phone reception.
No.