Google launched the Pixel Watch 2 with “Safety Signal” to ensure users could use Emergency SOS and Safety Check without a Bluetooth or cellular signal. Now, those features require a phone or internet connection.
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Google is ending support for Pixel Watch’s emergency LTE ‘Safety Signal’
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