California rescuers say 'Find my iPhone' feature helped save woman after 200-ft. plummetSan Bernardino Fire officials say woman who crashed car was likely leaving a family gatheringApple's "Find My iPhone" feature aided in the rescue of a woman who had crashed her vehicle following a traffic collision in Southern California.The San Bernardino County Fire Department wrote on Facebook Monday that firefighters had been dispatched that day to a reported traffic collision on Highway 18, north of 40th Street.Firefighter-paramedics located an adult woman with serious injuries, and crews initiated advanced life support interventions while arriving rescuers set up a rope system to safely raise the victim and rescuers.6 AMAZING NEW THINGS AN IPHONE CAN DO WITH THIS IOS UPDATEThe firefighters utilized specialized Urban Search & Rescue equipment.Family members became concerned after not speaking with her this morning and utilized Apple’s "Find my iPhone" feature to track her whereabouts."