Overview
- During an emergency call or text, responders can request a live camera feed, and users receive a prompt to share or decline.
- The video stream is encrypted by default, requires consent, and can be stopped instantly by the user.
- Rollout begins today in the United States and select regions of Germany and Mexico.
- The feature works on Android phones running Android 8 or newer with Google Play Services and requires no setup.
- The interface supports minimizing the feed and switching cameras, and Google says it is working with public safety organizations to expand availability.