What three Words is also a great app for locating friends at ballgames or music festivals. Once you share the unique words, they’ll be able to walk to your location using Google Maps.

Dispatchers tell us that using the What Three Words app could make it easier for rescuers to find you in an emergency when location services aren't working.

What three Words is also a great app for locating friends at ballgames or music festivals. Once you share the unique words, they’ll be able to walk to your location using Google Maps.

The app then provides three words, like surfaces.hotels.upon, which map to a specific spot, like 1701 Meridian Ave. Callers read the words back, and dispatchers use them to direct emergency crews.

Frontenac Paramedic Services encouraging people to download the What3Words app, which can help locate a person, even offline, ...

Every square has a unique combination of three random words. To use it, the person sharing their location needs the What3Words app. But the person receiving it does not.

Nashville 911 encourages use of ‘what3words’ app The app helps people set a meeting spot or find friends in a crowd.

The Nashville Department of Emergency Communications is encouraging CMA Fest attendees to use the “what3words” app to find people in the crowd, and their dispatchers are using it, too.

On Sunday, Meceola Central Dispatch was able to text the individual and determine their location using "What3Words" technology.