Alert message of Phone: Recently, ’emergency alert’ messages were sent to a number of Apple iPhone and Android users. On phones, the message is accompanied by a deafening beep. The government sent a test flash on numerous smartphones to run a test of its emergency alert system for individuals who were unsure what it was.
Similar test Alert message of Phone have been sent to Indian mobile customers.
n any case, this is the first time the warning has appeared on Apple iPhones. On users’ mobile phones, an alert flashes with a message and an audible alarm-like beeping sound. The user must hit oK to stop this sound from continuing.
Making ensuring the alert message is read is the goal. The emergency alerts that were sent recently appear to have been categorized according to telecom service providers. Users of Airtel were the first to receive the notifications, followed by those of Reliance Jio and Vodafone.
“This is a SAMPLE TESTING MESSAGE sent through the Cell Broadcasting System by Department of Telecommunication, Government of India. Please ignore this message as no action is required from your end. This message has been sent to the TEST Pan-India Emergency Alert System being implemented by National Disaster Management Authority. It aims to enhance public safety and provide timely alerts during emergencies,” read the flash message received by several smartphone users. The Emergency Alert message in English is followed by a similar message in Hindi.”
According to a statement from the Cell Broadcasting System by Department of Telecommunication, such tests will occasionally be conducted in various regions to evaluate the efficacy and efficiency of the emergency warning broadcast capabilities of mobile operators and cell broadcast systems. The National Disaster Management Authority and the government collaborate to inform consumers about natural disasters like earthquakes, tsunamis, and flash floods.
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