Safety
Some people think safety technology isn't useful because sometimes safety technology doesn't even work. Using technology is a legitimate way to stay safe. Safety through technology is inevitable when it comes to saving someone's life. Safety through technology benefits me by getting a safety text when something goes on in the country, being able to do a emergency call, to get a safety text, and having a GPS in your car or phone.
To being with, most people would like to get a safety text about the things that are going on, like the shootings, bombings, or lock downs that have happened. Safety texts will come in handy since people are always busy they can get a text message about what has happen, and they will be aware of everything going on. Duke University was threatened with a bomb in a building. The school sent a text message to all staff and students so they can avoid the area and just to be aware of any strange movements. Duke University uses safety text messages to inform the staff and students about the bomb threat and to be careful. Safety texts are very helpful when people need to be aware of the dangers.
Secondly, Emergency calls are another way to be a safety way. Emergency calls helps when people are in danger. In the Aurora Theater shooting, a young lady called 911 when Homes was shooting, she called and she didn't say anything so nothing will happen to her, 911 just heard the background noise and they tracked down her phone just by one phone call and they tracked the phone to the Aurora Theater. The young lady used the emergency call to contact the police so they can help out when people were getting shoot at, at the theater. An emergency call can help out when someone needs help or is in danger.
Third of all, GPS on a car or a phone is very helpful when parents need to be aware of what their children are doing and where they are at. GPS are very helpful when parents are trying to keep track of where their children are and if they are not in danger, "Some parents use a GPS in cars to see where their teens go to." Once when I was about 15 years old my brothers, some friends, and I choose to take a road trip to New Mexico, it was snowing non stop when we were driving over there, my dad didn't know where we were at, but we were driving back to Colorado and we slipped on ice and the car was going in circles everyone got hurt, I flew out of the car, but my dad knew where we were at cause he had a GPS in the truck and he knew something went wrong when no one answered the phones, but the GPS was still working he had found where we were at. The GPS helped my dad find t