[VIRAL] iPhone 14 Crash Detection Proven to be Effective! Here's What the Crash Test Video Shows

The new iPhone 14 Crash Detection feature is proven to be effective. Apple's latest iOS enhancement was tested by the popular YouTube group TechRax.

TechRax's official YT channel started in 2011. Most of their content focuses on testing various technologies, especially their effectiveness.

Now, TechRax decided to focus on Apple's latest iPhone 14 Pro's Crash Detection feature. Their viral YT crash test video has already generated more than 49,000 views and 6,000 likes.

[VIRAL] iPhone 14 Crash Detection Proven to be Effective!

According to MacRumors' latest report, TechRax strapped the new iPhone 14 Pro to a car seat's headrest. The device was specifically located behind the driver's seat.

The YouTuber group lined up old vehicles to form a wall. This served as the target of the remotely controlled car. The vehicle successfully crashed at low speed.

A few seconds after the collision, the Crash Detection feature of the iPhone 14 Pro automatically activated. Then, an emergency SOS countdown started.

However, before the iOS smartphone could actually call emergency services, the TechRax team canceled it.

The YouTuber also conducted a second test, in which the car was moving at a faster speed. The vehicle still crashed towards the wall made of decrepit road cars.

The iPhone 14 Pro's Crash Detection feature was still efficient. They also canceled the emergency SOS call so responders would not be alerted.

You can watch the video below to see other things that happened during the iPhone 14 Crash Detection test.

iPhone 14 Crash Detection

Via its official Support website, Apple explained that the new iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro models all come with the new Crash Detection.

The tech giant manufacturer explained that this new function is specifically designed to detect severe car crashes.

This is why TechRax's viral YT video showed a slight delay when the vehicle crashed at low speed.

Apple said that the Car Detection feature works during front-impact, side-impact, rear-end collisions, and rollovers.

"When a severe car crash is detected, your iPhone or Apple Watch sounds an alarm and displays an alert," said Apple.

If you want to learn more about the new iPhone 14 Crash Detection feature, you can click this link.

In other stories, the iPhone 14 accessory sale on Verizon offered MagSafe with a 25% discount.

Meanwhile, the new iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone Pro Max always-on display is confirmed to have no customization feature.

For more news updates about iPhone 14 and other Apple gadgets, keep your tabs open here at TechTimes.

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Written by: Griffin Davis