> There have been multiple cases now where (American, obviously) Law Enforcement have brutalized and injured people experiencing diabetic shock.
Those incidents are reprehensible and should never be forgotten, and I don't intend to excuse them or the culture that enables them, but statistically they are extremely rare. Even in the worst parts of America, in a medical emergency you are better off with emergency treatment than not.
And if you don't want the watch to call 911, for whatever reason, you can turn that feature off.
Those incidents are reprehensible and should never be forgotten, and I don't intend to excuse them or the culture that enables them, but statistically they are extremely rare. Even in the worst parts of America, in a medical emergency you are better off with emergency treatment than not.
And if you don't want the watch to call 911, for whatever reason, you can turn that feature off.