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The What3words app divides the world into 3-meter squares and identifies specific locations using a unique combination of three words Joelle Goldstein is a Senior News Editor on the TV team for PEOPLE ...

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Ottawa Police Service’s communications centre is integrating the What3Words app into their system to help locate missing persons and for other emergencies. The What3Words app developers have mapped ...

MIAMI BEACH, FLA. (WSVN) - Miami Beach is the first city in South Florida to use a new app that helps 911 dispatchers find callers who aren’t sure where they are. City officials in a press release ...

POLICE forces across the country are urging people to download the What3Words app to help locate them in an emergency. Emergency services have praised the app for its ability to provide precise ...

The man and woman, in their early twenties, went hiking in Scanlon Creek Conservation Area on Line 9 in Bradford on Sunday, March 5. They had been walking for about three hours when it started to get ...

Guelph police say it is starting to use a geolocating app called What3Words that can assist officers in locating callers during an emergency. The mobile phone application was developed in the United ...

The tool is for use in an emergency and helps police identify quickly and effectively where a caller. This app has now been adopted by Cumbria police. What3Words is a service which has divided the ...

Police have urged everyone to download a smartphone app they say has already saved several lives. What is it and how does it work? Kicked. Converged. Soccer. These three randomly chosen words saved ...

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