Pixel Watch 2 emergency features now require phone or internet
Google is ending support for the Pixel Watch 2’s emergency LTE ‘Safety Signal’ feature. Now, emergency SOS and Safety Check require a phone or internet connection.
Why it matters
Owners relying on standalone emergency features may need to adjust their usage or carry a phone.
Launched with LTE support
The Pixel Watch 2 originally included the Safety Signal feature to allow emergency calls without Bluetooth or cellular signal.
Common questions
Can I still use emergency features on the Pixel Watch 2?
Emergency SOS and Safety Check now require a phone or internet connection instead of standalone LTE.
When did Google stop supporting Safety Signal?
The change was announced in a recent report, though no specific date was given.
Sources
- Google is ending support for Pixel Watch’s emergency LTE ‘Safety Signal’ By Andrew Romero, 9to5Google · 9to5google.com
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