March 11, 2016

Cell phones lack reliable tracking for 911
New report shows results vary based on carriers and geography
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By John Dunbar

WASHINGTON - A new report by a public safety group throws into question the ability of police and firefighters to locate people through their cell phones when they dial 911 in an emergency.

The study is believed to be the first independent evaluation of wireless location technology and sends a clear message: Do not assume rescuers will know where you are if you call 911 from a cell phone......

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