Motorola Solutions (NYSE: MSI) and Google today announced a new innovation in emergency response: Android users can now share live video with 911 call handlers within seconds of connecting the call.

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Sharing your phone's camera footage can give first responders a better sense of what's happening and how to help.

If 911 needs eyes on your situation, they'll send a prompt for you to share live video instantly. Follow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google. Calling 911 can be stressful, and effectively ...

If you find yourself in an emergency or crisis situation, the more information you can give first responders, the better. Android users can now share a live stream with 911, allowing emergency ...

This feature could help give emergency dispatchers context in circumstances like car accidents, fires, or medical crises.

Android users will soon be able to stream live video to 911 dispatchers during an emergency or crisis. Google has reportedly ...

Google catches up with iOS in allowing 911 operators to invite callers to live video sessions.

Google will let Android users share live video during emergencies. The feature works with 911 systems used by 60% of North American dispatch centers.

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