My cell is locked and I'm not giving them the pin or face.
Without a land line I am considering an exterior alarm wired to an inside panic button. In the evert I collapse from choking on a banana slug what does my toddler do? So far the I instructions are to ring the trusted neighbors.
Depends on the countries though. A sim card (whether expired or not) is needed in France to call 112
If you have a young child you may want to consider disabling this feature as it's very easy to accidentally trigger and law enforcement is required to respond if they don't receive and intelligible response!
Because the phone was booting up and initializing the camera, the GUI would take a while to respond. It would display the “slide to cancel”, sometimes overtop the camera GUI, and wouldn’t respond when I tried to cancel it.
The only thing that stopped it was running out of battery. This started at 10 PM on a Friday night, and lasted a few hours.
With electric shock collar assisted conditioning, the average toddler should be able to learn how to do that in just a few days.
Ah, that's the thing I've been missing all the time. All this time I thought it was about good parenting.
E.g., “Hey Siri, call 911”
I am certain 911/emergency services work on a locked phone. My point is teaching a toddler
From my locked phone it is ~8 steps. Power on, swipe phone, press emergency button, type in 911, send.
Power button x >5 seems to trigger it as well. This may be the better option.