The integration allows dispatchers to initiate secure video requests for callers using iPhone 14 or newer models running iOS 18. Once a request is sent, the caller receives a prompt to share live video or camera roll media with a single tap. This stream provides first responders with immediate context, aiding in faster assessment and resource deployment. The feature is encrypted by default, ensuring that callers maintain control, as they can terminate the feed at any moment.
RapidSOS Brings Emergency Live Video to Brazil Dispatchers
Emergency dispatchers across Brazil can now tap into real-time visual intelligence during urgent calls. Through the RapidSOS Unite platform, operators on the 190 emergency line gain the ability to request live video feeds from iPhone users, bridging a critical information gap when seconds determine the outcome of a crisis.
Michael Martin, founder and CEO of RapidSOS, described the launch as a fundamental shift in emergency response capabilities. The company, which already facilitates similar technology in the United States, aims to standardize this data-driven approach globally. For emergency communications centers in Brazil, the tool is available at no additional cost as part of the existing Unite core modules. The system is designed to be dispatcher-controlled, allowing agencies to manage access roles and determine when visual verification is necessary for an effective response.
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