Poll: Public emergency alerts to be sent to all UK mobile phones

Did you receive the Alert?

  • Yes

    Votes: 134 56.5%
  • No

    Votes: 103 43.5%

  • Total voters
    237
according to News papers you need to be on 4G/5G with Mobile data ON, so its pointless system
if a disastar happens
3G users die
2G users die
people at home with only wifi on die
Why not just send and SMS :cry: it work everywhere
eh I thought there was a special broadcast network that was independent of the 4g/5g networks, my phone even has a section to allow various types of emergency broadcasts including an option for earthquakes, seems like a pretty stupid system if you need to be connected to mobile data to receive it, what happens in the emergency if mobile networks are knocked out ?
 
eh I thought there was a special broadcast network that was independent of the 4g/5g networks, my phone even has a section to allow various types of emergency broadcasts including an option for earthquakes, seems like a pretty stupid system if you need to be connected to mobile data to receive it, what happens in the emergency if mobile networks are knocked out ?
I guess that is what happened with the 3 network. They all dead.
 
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The reason it failed for Three has been discovered. The CEO was at work, decided to turn off the alerts for himself, logged into his online dashboard and disabled them without realising he was switching them off for the entire network :cry:
 
according to News papers you need to be on 4G/5G with Mobile data ON, so its pointless system
if a disastar happens
3G users die
2G users die
people at home with only wifi on die
Why not just send and SMS :cry: it work everywhere

so its like the people with the more expensive phones and who are homeowners are more likely to live?

won't be suprised if someone in the media picks up on that and accuses the government of leaving the poor to their own fate
 
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Only the UK government would put an emergency system on the data network instead of the SMS, they really are tards.
So you’d rather they sent a time sensitive alert by text. Not only does that mean they’d need to know everyone’s phone number but that if anyone had a phone off and then switched it on a few days later, they’d get an alert that’s no longer relevant.

It also means they couldn’t send localised alerts which is the point of this. The alert can be down to a single cell.

Good thinking. Not.
 
The reason it failed for Three has been discovered. The CEO was at work, decided to turn off the alerts for himself, logged into his online dashboard and disabled them without realising he was switching them off for the entire network :cry:
I'm on Three. I got the alert.
 
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