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[*] posted on 12-10-2021 at 09:35 AM
911 call in Baja? What happens?


Inquiring minds would like to know. What actually happens when you dial 911 in Baja from a USA based cell phone?

What about from a Mexican cell phone?

What about from my iWatch? I assume it would be the same as my USA based AT&T cell phone.

In any of the above I would be within Telcel towers and getting reception.

If I were to use my Apple iWatch 6 does that use cell towers or does it directly hook up with satellites?

I think this is somethings many of us would like to know before any emergency.





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