Corrected location detection for the watchOS.

Enhanced performance and stability

We believe that supporting these accessibility features will help you and more people in unexpected emergency situations receive assistance and stay safe. * VoiceOver Screen Reader: This feature enables users to navigate the app’s interface without seeing the screen. Many blind or low-vision users rely on VoiceOver to understand and control apps. * Voice Control: This feature allows users with reduced mobility or dexterity to navigate the app’s interface using only their voice. While looking at the screen, users can use commands like “tap,” “click,” or “swipe” to interact with on-screen elements.

Possibility to create an App Shortcut "Sound an alarm" and use Siri to Sound an Alarm without opening the application by using Siri and saying "Sound Alarm."

Add "Sound Alarm" as App Shortcut

Improvement of audio when playing Sound Alarm and Speaking Text Message

- Contacts name is now formatted according to the user device's region. For example, in North America a full name consist of given name and family name but in Asia the full name consist of family name then given name

- Mailing address is used as location information

- Help contacts are updated with latest information

- Speak your help text message, your name, your age and your location if you are unable to speak - Sound alarm with a SOS morse code which is a well-known distress signal around the world

- Save Me button is now SOS button - Can still compose a text message with pre populated message even with no location and no pre selected contacts. - Support for watchOS

- Dark mode support

- Performance improvements

Performance improvement

Bug fixes