When people ride roller coasters at Kings Island, their iPhone 14s call 911.

When people ride roller coasters at Kings Island, their iPhone 14s call 911. Users who ride roller coasters are having issues with the new crash detection feature that was introduced with the iPhone 14.

It has been alleged that Apple’s most recent smartphone is calling 911 after having its own accident on one of the rides.

Near the Kings Island amusement park in Cincinnati, the feature has triggered unnecessary alarms for emergency services workers.

Since the new smartphone was made available for purchase in September, they have received at least six emergency calls on an iPhone.

Calls to 911 have been placed by roller coaster riders at Six Flags Great America, which is located in Illinois, near the city of Chicago.

The Apple Watch 8 also includes the same technologies for detecting crashes as its predecessor.

Before getting on a roller coaster, you should make sure that both your iPhone 14 and your Apple Watch 8 are set to aeroplane mode. This is the easy cure.