The REGA app has been saved for a long time! Thanks for the valuable tips!

Hello, the link for the instructions for filling out the emergency information on the i’Phone is not correct (the current one explains AirDrop).

Please modify it

Hello, the redirection to save data on iPhone returns to airdrop without further explanation???

I don’t have a smartphone

But you no longer roll a stone in front of the cave?
or? 😉

As it says so beautifully in the title:

How to save your smartphone…

@Taussadaff95

See here:

[Emergency call systems: digital guardian angel for your wrist | Swisscom Magazine](https://www.swisscom.ch/de/magazin/digitalisierung-im-alltag/digitaler-schutzengel-fuers-handlenk/?adobe_m c=MCMID%3D41149909150179165032031293834207332403%7CMCORGID%3DA174401053C92A7E0A490D4C%2540AdobeOrg%7CTS%3D1664387005)

Hope this would work (in South Korea) if you get stuck without Korean

@CorinaS Hello

The correct link and the following:

https://support.apple.com/fr-ch/HT207021

Cordialement Doremi

I can also recommend the “ERasamont2” app. However, it should be tried before an emergency.

thanks for the information

you never think about it but it is very important and should be added to your favourites

Thank you so much, I will treasure it.

always useful information. Thank you

Nice thing!

Clear and important and very useful.

Thank you! Important advice! Let’s hope we don’t need it…

And abroad, what do you do with a Swiss cell phone?

@Thullaussei75

[New law on telecommunications: roaming… | Swisscom Community](https://community.swisscom.ch/t5/Itin%C3%A9rance/Nouvelle-loi-sur-les-t%C3%A9l%C3%A9communications-l-itin%C3%A9rance-%C3 %A9volue-for/m-p/670549)

• Calls abroad: When dialing a number, always enter the country code first (e.g. +33 for France), otherwise the call will not be made (except number d ’emergency). And if you have activated the blocking of calls from Switzerland to abroad, communications to foreign numbers will also be blocked abroad. The blocking can be easily stopped in My Swisscom.

@Thullaussei75 Call 112 for networks in Europe or 911 in North America.

For other countries you can find additional information on Wiki:

[https://fr.wikihow.com/appeler-les-services-d%27urgence-dans-le-monde-entier](https://fr.wikihow.com/appeler-les-services-d%27urgence- worldwide)