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This thread baffles me. Turn the feature off if you want zero false positives.
by dymk 4y ago
This thread baffles me. Turn the feature off if you want zero false positives.
- sudosysgen 4y agoWhy? Apple's implementation is clearly suboptimal. Motorcycle crash sensors aren't new, and they work differently to this for very good reason. Sensing whether the phone is on or off the motorcycle at the time of the crash is a really basic feature, because phones fall of bicycles and motorcycles almost as often as there are crashes to begin with. A feature with that many false positives can be actively harmful. It's not responsible engineering to ship it. Especially if you lock it to specialized hardware, then you have no excuse not to go all the way and at least have a proximity sensor at the back.
- chrismcb 4y agoBut... If there is a crash, I would argue that there is a good chance the phone will be separated from the bike.