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Hidden Baby Monitor Feature Found in Samsung Galaxy S5...!!

Hidden Baby Monitor Feature Found in Samsung Galaxy S5...!!

The Samsung Galaxy is Found to Have A New Hidden feature that I'm Sure No One has Discovered Yet. It Has A Hidden Baby Monitor App within the Phone Settings.
The App Picks Up A Sound of Baby Crying when Placed At A Distance of 1 Metre From the Infant, If the Galaxy S5 detects that Baby is Unsettled, It Sends a Vibrate Alert on the Gear Watch wearing Parent.
The Feature Requires that Parent Leaves the Smartphone in the Room and Wears a Smartwatch.
This Is Better Option for Baby Monitoring if You Already Own A Smartwatch and is A Better Alternative For the Old Fashioned Baby Monitor.

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