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TEN43 Technologies developed Advanced 911, a mobile solution that allows citizens to text, send photos, and share their location with 9-1-1 centers as 73% of emergency calls come from mobile phones but most people do not know they cannot currently text 911. Advanced 911 bridges the gap between current 911 capabilities and future Next Generation 911 standards by providing a secure and redundant end-to-end service on iPhone and iPad with Android and other platforms to follow.
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