Lucky Alpine climber saved his life thanks to iPhone-Hi-tech Fashion

iPhone saved a skier after falling from a height of 10,000 feet (about 3048m) in the Alps (Alpine).

Recently, Iphone continues to save users’ lives. This time it is a British skier – Tim Blakey after he fell into a ravine and could not climb out. Fortunately, he used the emergency feature on his iPhone to contact Michael and the Swiss rescue team, successfully escaping.

British skier – Tim Blakey.

This story was posted by the athlete on the social network Instagram with a photo of the ravine – where he fell. This athlete was trapped at a depth of 15 feet (about 4.57m), above the slippery ice surface so he could not get out on his own. The climber himself also admits to being too subjective when confident in his 17 years of skiing experience. He swore he would never ski alone in the future and always thoroughly research the areas before skiing.

Tim Blakey and his crew.

Years ago, the iPhone saved the lives of many users: the iPhone saved a woman whose boat capsized in Japan, a mother used Hey Siri to call an ambulance while performing CPR on her daughter. At the age of 1, Siri saved the life of a college student after his car crashed into the Winnebago Glacier,…

Aside from iPhones, Apple Watch has also saved the lives of many owners.

There are two ways for users to activate emergency services on iPhone:

● Press and hold the power button and volume button at the same time, then slide to call

● If you can’t see or use your screen, tap the power button five times

Then, the iPhone will automatically count down for a short time (allowing the user to cancel the operation if activated by mistake) and make a call. Your location will automatically be forwarded to emergency services.