New iOS feature helps users share Medical ID info with responders during emergencies


  • Apple
  • Friday, 08 May 2020

An upcoming iOS update will allow users to have their phone send their medical information to responders in the case of an emergency. — AFP Relaxnews

Apple is adding features to its mobile operating system that will help users share vital medical information in emergency situations.

Apple this week released the latest beta version of iOS 13.5 to developers for preliminary testing ahead of the public launch. A notable update that will be available on the upcoming OS will give users yet another health-oriented feature designed to help them – and first responders – out in the case of medical emergencies.

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