Stacey Gleeson of Cairns, Australia, said when her one-year-old daughter, Giana, stopped breathing, she shouted at her iPhone 6S to activate Siri and call an ambulance while she administered CPR.
Giana, who had been battling a chest infection and bronchiolitis, was breathing again when the ambulance arrived.
Although the averted tragedy happened in March, the story went viral when Gleeson contacted Apple, who in turn alerted Australian news outlet 7 News.
"As cheesy as it sounds I wanted to say thank you," she reportedly said.
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