Noonlight claims that the app may record your phone calls if you're put in touch with the emergency services, too. We will disclose your information and location to public-safety or other responders as part of an active alarm to get you help, as required by law, or if you ask us to do so. The Noonlight team has a very clear privacy policy, fortunately: There's no getting around the fact that Noonlight needs to collect and keep some of your data in order to alert dispatchers and authorities about any dangerous situations, right? This information includes things like your GPS location, IP address, name and date of birth, contact details, and more. This is pretty cool, and could make all the difference in a situation where you can't trigger the Noonlight button yourself – like if there's a fire! In this case, Noonlight would be able to detect the danger via your smart fire alarm and dispatch aid to your location, immediately. Noonlight can also connect to the smart devices in your home. In fact, Noonlight can connect with an impressive amount of other apps and devices, including: Noonlight can even connect to your Apple Health app to make the process that much easier. In addition to these three key features, I really like that you can add medical details to the Noonlight app – again, this info could be vital in an emergency, and you may not always be able to provide it yourself. They'll be able to check in on you (if you don't return home on time, for example), and if you don't respond to the check-in, the app can pinpoint your location to determine where you are and dispatch aid if necessary. The Safety Network allows you to add those key contacts to the app. Obviously, you'll want your friends and family to know about any emergency situations you're involved in. I like this, as those small details can make all the difference in an emergency situation, and the Timeline is also a great way to keep the app informed about any activities outside your usual routine. This information will be passed along to a dispatcher (and potentially the authorities) if you hit the Noonlight button later. You can create new notes about anything causing you distress – like someone lurking outside of your place or work, or any plans you have to meet with someone new. This handy little feature acts sort of like a virtual diary. Either way, a Noonlight dispatcher will reach out to you, via text and phone call, and can alert the authorities (and pass along your location details) if need be.
You can also trigger an emergency response immediately by tapping the button and not entering your PIN at all. Press and hold it, and then you'll have 10 seconds after releasing the button to input your PIN-code and let the app know you're A-OK.Īlternatively, don't enter your pin if you're in danger. Essentially, you can press this button whenever you feel unsafe. It's not scary to use – not like a glaring panic button – and you'll even get to take it for a test run. This big button is one of the first things you'll see when you explore the app.
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Whether you opt for a paid subscription or go for the free version, Noonlight comes with some pretty handy features! Let's check them out.
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