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The iPhone 14 and Apple Watch 8 launched by Apple have a built-in emergency alarm function that can determine if a user has been involved in a car accident. Unexpectedly, it will automatically trigger when the user is on a roller coaster, making the police a waste of time.

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　　According to a report by the New York Post on the 10th, the incident occurred at the Kings Island Amusement Park in Ohio. At that time, a tourist was riding a roller coaster, but her iPhone 14 phone automatically called the police and sent her to the police. s position. However, when the police rushed to the place where the report was made, they only saw the roller coaster at the amusement park. This is the sixth time this kind of false alarm has occurred in the local area recently.

　　According to Apple's official explanation, this is because the iPhone 14 has a built-in new gyroscope that can detect environmental changes, and can judge whether the user has suffered a car accident based on external information and algorithms, but did not expect that a roller coaster would also cause similar environmental changes. Apple says it will fix the problem as soon as possible. Amusement parks can only erect warning signs to remind Apple users to turn their phones into airplane mode when riding a roller coaster.