After we recently learned that Safety Signal support for Pixel Watch models is ending soon, Google has made it official with a date.

The Pixel Watch 2 and 3 are both losing access to Safety Signal features over Google's free LTE connection.

Features like Emergency SOS, Fall Detection, and Safety Check will require an active mobile plan after December 12th.

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