Minnesota's Attorney General described latest version of Google's SOS software as 'unacceptable' and wants an immediate fix.
By Khristopher J. BrooksGoogle to fix a software update on its cellphones that has led to device-users unintentionally dialing 911.
Some 911 dispatchers started noticing the uptick in accidental calls in the first week of June, CBS MinnesotaThe U.S. state isn't the only area dealing with accidental calls attributed to the new software.
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