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Jelr112 t1_j6j0rlv wrote

Negligible operating cost, if the other 99.6% resulted in medical attention reaching those needing it.

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krectus t1_j6khfjc wrote

The 24000 weren’t from iPhone crash detection. They don’t give those numbers. They were the total calls.

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murrtrip t1_j6ki4bk wrote

Then what were they from? Regular calls? No. That would be a false call.

So, it's from legitimate circumstances where the phone detects a crash and calls emergency services. Of 24,000 calls, 100 were not warranted. Pretty darn good.

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krectus t1_j6kof8j wrote

Yes they were from regular calls.

The number from crash detection is 919. 134 were false calls.

https://japannews.yomiuri.co.jp/society/general-news/20230129-87465/

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GrowChoccolate t1_j6m2k63 wrote

Even that is good, considering 800 people might not have been able to call else at all.

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X0AN t1_j6pjh69 wrote

To be fair your phone does ask if you've been in a crash and makes a lot of noise.

Not particularly hard to tell your phone that's you're ok and not to call the emergency services 😂

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