Six Emergency Features You Should Enable on Your iPhone
We all carry our phones everywhere—which means your device is a lifeline in the event of an emergency. Apple has a host of built-in features on iOS to facilitate getting help when it's needed, and you should take the time to turn on these critical settings on your iPhone (and know how to use them) before an emergency happens. Adjust your Medical ID settings If you're ever in an accident or experience an emergency in which you're unable to communicate, you will likely want first responders to have quick access to important medical information, such as allergies, medications, and health conditions. You can enter all of this into your Medical ID in the Health app and add a shortcut to your lock screen so responders can see it even if they can't unlock your device. In the Health app, tap your profile picture and go to Medical ID . Add any relevant information about your health, including your blood type and any detailed notes. Toggle on Show When Locked —this will allow res...
