The Government of Canada has released an update regarding the effects of space weather phenomena on technology: https://www.spaceweather.gc.ca/tech/index-en.php#gps

While your Be Safe – Work Alone Monitoring app will continue to function normally, please note that:

• GPS location updates may experience reduced accuracy or short interruptions.
• Satellite-based messaging or alert systems (if used) could experience brief delays.

We recommend that all users:

• Double-check their location and check-in status during this period.
• Ensure cellular connectivity whenever possible to maintain reliable communication.
• Report any unusual behavior or location discrepancies through the in-app support or by contacting our team.

Our monitoring systems will remain active, and we will continue to track any service impacts. We’ll notify you if any further relevant updates are required.

Thank you for your understanding and for continuing to be safe with us.

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This release includes:

• Gas Detector Support – monitor hazardous environments and keep your team protected
• Multi-Language Options – better support for teams across regions
• Smarter User Map Clustering – faster, cleaner, and more intuitive views
• Upgraded dependencies and improved performance for a smoother experience

We’re now accepting demo requests for our Gas Detection package! See how Be Safe can enhance your team’s safety in real time.

Book your demo here: Book Now

Upgrade today and experience a safer, smarter way to manage your team in the field.

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AWS has since confirmed full service restoration as of 6:01 p.m. ET. We continue to monitor system performance and remain committed to delivering reliable, uninterrupted service to our clients.

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