I am assuming but as far as I am aware that would be some separate app/service. You need a number that is locally registered so it routes to the correct dispatcher.
replyI think any HomePod can call 911, so I assume this one will be able to as well, but yeah, it requires an iPhone within connection range. So not for kids left alone unless they have a phone.
replyCan't iPads call 911 somehow? They don't have a cell modem. I've never really thought about it though...
replyEven iPads with a cellular modem only have data enabled. Calling anyone, including 911, from an iPad requires some setup of Wi-Fi Calling ahead of time with a paired iPhone on the same Apple account: https://support.apple.com/en-us/108066
replyIt doesn't have a cell modem. Probably no RJ-11 port either. Can you call 911 with an app?
replyCan't iPads call 911 somehow? They don't have a cell modem. I've never really thought about it though...
replyI can call 911 from my iPad that has neither of those. It runs through my phone via (I assume) some form of Bonjour.
replyImagine having to debug your WiFi or Bluetooth while trying to place an emergency call.
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