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Tech Tips

iPhone and Android

Put your medical facts on your lock screen

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If you're hurt and can't speak, first responders can read your medicines, allergies and emergency contacts from your locked phone. How to set it up on an iPhone or an Android phone, plus Emergency SOS.

Read the tip page

Poster and screen graphics

For subscribers to print and show at their community. The poster is undated, and its QR code opens the tip page (subscribers sign in to read it).

  • Poster (letter size, PDF) Undated printable poster with a QR code to the tip page. 🔒 Subscribers
  • Lobby TV graphic (1920 x 1080) For lobby and hallway TV screens. 🔒 Subscribers
  • Resident app graphic (1080 x 1080) For Touchtown and other resident apps. 🔒 Subscribers
  • Where to press: iPhone Picture showing where to press on an iPhone. 🔒 Subscribers
  • Where to press: Android Picture showing where to press on an Android phone. 🔒 Subscribers

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Edited by William Kohn, who lives in a life-plan community himself.

We use AI to help research and draft our stories and to create our illustrations. Every illustration made with AI is labeled. Every story passes an independent fact-check or our editor’s approval before it runs, and anything flagged red stays out unless it is fixed and re-checked, or the editor approves it. Our editor, William Kohn, sets the rules and is accountable for every edition. See something wrong? Email comments@theworlddesk.news.