Find My iPhone it continues to prove extremely useful, and recently saved the life of a man who fell into a rather deep cave. The man saw the cave in a BBC documentary and tried to get into it, but he fell from a height of about 20 meters inside it and suffered a strong blow to the head, but even so he managed to call the emergency services emergency to call for help.
The man did not know exactly where he was after he fell inside that cave, so the Find My iPhone application was used to discover the man's GPS location. The employees of the emergency services praised the Apple system for the fact that they managed to locate the man's location with great accuracy, Find My iPhone proving to be extremely useful in many other situations as well, so we are not talking about a first.
Find My iPhone is very useful to discover an iPhone or an iPad tablet that has been lost or stolen, many people use this system. Those from Apple are constantly improving it, so Find My iPhone can prove to be the only solution to recover an iDevice, or even to save a person's life, but only if Apple Maps knows the area well enough we are
Find My iPhone is not automatically activated on the iPhone or iPad, if we do not have an Apple ID to log in to iCloud, so it would be better to use it.
"A missing climber searching for a cave featured on the BBC has been called "a very lucky boy" after he was found using the "Find My Friends" iPhone app. The clever rescuers used Apple App 'Find My Friends', which uses GPS to pinpoint the location of your friends mobile, to find him."
