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Source: https:\/\/www.theverge.com\/2022\/5\/10\/23065777\/att-route-911-calls-gps-location-based-routing<\/a>
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AT&T says it\u2019s the first carrier to deploy location-based routing for 911 calls across the country, a feature that allows the company to transmit wireless emergency calls to the correct call center based on a device\u2019s GPS location. As announced in a press release<\/a>, AT&T says the feature should enable the carrier to accurately locate and route 911 calls within 50 meters of where the call was placed.<\/p>\n

AT&T previously routed calls based on the location of the cell tower that picked up the call signal, an area that could cover up to a 10-mile radius. This means a call center miles away \u2014 or even a whole town over \u2014 could receive your call, potentially delaying the time it takes for emergency services to reach your precise location. In theory, location-based routing is supposed to help solve this problem by connecting callers with the appropriate call centers for the fastest response times.<\/p>\n

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