I doubt that. That's a very critical feature for a small subset of emergency calls, where the victim is the one making the call and is unable to communicate the

I doubt that. That's a very critical feature for a small subset of emergency calls, where the victim is the one making the call and is unable to communicate their location. But in the majority of cases, something as simple as a text message like "armed robbery at $address" or "fell down stairs at $location" should suffice. Maybe that would increase the number of prank calls, but maybe that's worth the price.