An iPhone reportedly saved the life of a Ukrainian soldierby stopping a bullet.
Apple devices like the Apple Watch and iPhone have saved people's lives many times with their various features, such as ECG, SOS emergency calls, fall detection, and more. We've heard stories of Apple Watches saving people who have fallen into rivers or been in car accidents. But much more rarely do we hear about the device (and not its features) providing protection and saving a person's life. Recently, a video was released showing a nearly destroyed iPhone, and it is said that the device stopped a bullet, saving the life of a Ukrainian soldier.
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The video, which was released on Reddit and Twitter over the weekend, appears to be an iPhone 13 Pro and features an unlikely hero, allegedly stopping a bullet.
Apparently, the bullet did not fully penetrate the device, but the iPhone is damaged.
Naturally, we cannot know for sure if it was indeed the iPhone that stopped the bullet and saved the Ukrainian soldier's life. But it is certainly a terrifying scenario if true!
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In one of the videos, a rough translation says: “Look, how iPhones save lives. The result is obvious. Bohdan is still alive. How are you after this?”
In the second video below, you can see the iPhone after contact with the bullet (at least according to what is said in the video):
Do you think this iPhone actually managed to stop a bullet? Or is it a staged video that wants to go viral? Anyway, if it's true, it's incredible!
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Last month, an Apple Watch saved a woman who was trapped in a river. Of course, it did so thanks to its built-in features. A woman swimming in the Columbia River got trapped in the water when her foot got caught on rocks. The Apple Watch includes an SOS that allows users to call emergency services by holding down the side button for a few seconds. That's how rescuers were able to locate her.
Source: 9to5mac.com
