Admittedly, I am very late when posting this, since Google Announced way back in 2019 that they were doing this for the Pixel. For those who don't know, Pixel has a feature where when you call 911, you don't have to talk directly to the operator. Instead, it uses an artificial voice to tell the operator your address and what service you need. In cases where you can't talk, like when you have a medical emergency that impairs your ability to talk, are in a building during a large fire, or during cases of domestic violence, it is a great way to save lives. However, Google is the only company so far that has used this idea. No other cell phones, including the Galaxy, have this feature. I think that Samsung should add this to their list of priorities to make the Galaxy an even better phone.
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