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 Topic review - Emergency alerts on mobile phones 
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Reply with quote Post Posted: Mon Mar 20, 2023 5:32 pm
Never knew I had that feature - thanks Rebbonk.

Reply with quote Post Posted: Sun Mar 19, 2023 2:04 pm
Emergency alerts on mobile phones
It would appear that our excremental government are intent on inflicting more nannying upon us. They intend to send us 'alerts' on our mobile phones!

The system is due to be tested Sunday, April 23rd and your mobile phone will issue some sort of distress call for your enjoyment.

If you wish to opt-out...

Search your phone settings for ‘emergency alerts’. Turn off ‘severe alerts’ and ‘extreme alerts’. - You know it makes sense!


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