News India Live, Digital Desk: Whether there has been a terrible accident on the road, a fire in the house, or you are stuck in an unknown place, it is very difficult to explain everything by calling the emergency number (like 112 or 911). Many times our tongue stumbles due to nervousness and we are unable to tell the exact location or situation.
But now your Android phone will not only make calls, but will also ‘Live Evidence’ Will also show. Google has come up with a great feature named ‘Emergency Live Video’,
How this technology can save your life and how it works, let us know in very simple language.
Not just listening, now it is also important to ‘see’
Till now when we used to make emergency calls, we could only ‘tell’ what happened. But “a picture is worth a thousand words.”
Google’s new update is based on this thinking. Now when you call for help, the emergency operator will not only have your voice, but your phone’s camera. live video Will also go. This will let them know exactly what trouble you are in.
How will this feature work?
You will not have to make any special settings for this.
- SOS Call: As soon as you dial an emergency call or press the safety button of the phone.
- Live Video Request: An option will appear on the screen asking whether you want to start the video stream? Or sometimes the dispatcher (officer in front) may send a request to you to turn on the video.
- Direct Live: As soon as you say ‘Yes’, your camera will turn on and rescue workers will be able to see live what is happening there.
Why is it a ‘Life Saver’ for you?
This feature is not just technology, but a savior. Think about its benefits:
- Medical Emergency: If someone has a heart attack or is seriously injured, after watching the video the doctor will be able to immediately tell what to do to save the patient’s life until the ambulance arrives (First Aid).
- Fire or danger: The fire brigade will be able to see how severe the fire is and how much equipment will be required to extinguish it.
- Lost or deserted area: If you are in the forest or any place where it is difficult to find the way, then watching the video will make it easier for the police to understand the landmarks.
Google’s promise on privacy
Google has made it clear that this video call will be completely safe. This video will only be visible to emergency service providers (like police or ambulance control rooms) and will not take up space on your phone.
This feature is gradually being released for Android phones. Only when technology is used for human safety, it is called real ‘smart’ technology. So keep your phone updated, who knows when this feature may come in handy to save someone’s life!
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