Steven Spielberg is entering a new phase in his career as a film director. Following the return of ‘Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny,’ he returned to direct a film in the Transformers saga and produced ‘The Lords of the Air’ for Apple TV+. Now Of course, he’ll continue to work on big projects as long as his Apple Watch allows.

Legendary American filmmaker He had embarrassing moments because of his Apple Watch According to Variety, while giving a speech at the Tribeca Festival to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the movie ‘Loca Evasión’.

Apple seems concerned about Steven Spielberg’s health. So much so that, Your Apple Watch sent you an alert notification without anything. The movie director ignored the warning… and messed up.

Funny anecdote about Steven Spielberg and his Apple Watch

The director of Hollywood cinematographic works such as Jurassic Park, Indiana Jones or War of the Worlds was in a question and answer session at the Tribeca Festival when suddenly his Apple Watch sent him a notification.

approximately Apple Watch fall detection notification. But Steven Spielberg was not down. He was just making a speech. Maybe he fanned his hands with extreme air movements while explaining himself, or maybe he imitated an action scene in his movies. Regardless, his reaction to the false alarm was intriguing.

The filmmaker was in the middle of a conversation, so Apple Watch decided to ignore its notification and instead of canceling the notification, it took off the watch and dropped it on the floor.

I will not press the SOS emergency button. Then I’ll get it.

But what Steven Spielberg perhaps didn’t know is that if you decide to ignore the fall detection notification from the Apple Watch The system interprets that you are in a risky situation –fainting, immobility, loss of consciousness…– and the countdown begins before the alarm goes off.

The film director was in the middle of speaking in front of the audience and Apple Watch on the ground alarms incessantly Before making an automated call to emergency services.

Steven Spielberg reacts to his Apple Watch ringing during Q&A #Tribeca2024 pic.twitter.com/bD8TFgq4Gu

— Matt Neglia (@NextBestPicture) June 15, 2024

Steven Spielberg hurriedly grabbed his Apple Watch and turned off the alarm. It would be surreal to see emergency workers arrive and Steven Spielberg give a speech as if nothing had happened.

Following the arrival of multiple health functions such as fall detection, accident detection or SOS emergency messages to the iPhone and Apple Watch, numerous false alarms have been reported to emergency services. was registered in Japan More than 100 fake ads in just one week. Apple continues to work to reduce the number of errors with these types of alerts on Apple Watch.

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