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  #2360160 24-Nov-2019 18:17
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Got the alert this time again on my iPhone XS Max running 13.2.3.
Phone was on silent so only vibrated, no noise. I thought it was meant to override the audio settings on the phone?



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  #2360161 24-Nov-2019 18:19
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Umm what frequency you think they running it on

 

Like to tune into it used sdr

 

 





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  #2360162 24-Nov-2019 18:22
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tardtasticx: Got the alert this time again on my iPhone XS Max running 13.2.3.
Phone was on silent so only vibrated, no noise. I thought it was meant to override the audio settings on the phone?

 

 

 

so issue for me, on silent and got only vibration.





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  #2360164 24-Nov-2019 18:26
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2nd one at 1825

Wait until 7, if you don't get one (or even If you do)

https://www.research.net/r/alert-feedback

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  #2360165 24-Nov-2019 18:27
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cws82us:

 

Umm what frequency you think they running it on

 

Like to tune into it used sdr

 

 

@cws82us

 

It's over the mobile network so what ever frequency the handset is attached to the serving cell site on could be one of many


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  #2360166 24-Nov-2019 18:34
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Happy to report both mums phone and mine got it at the same time s5 and s8 plus. I noticed hers was quieter than mine tho. Mine is almost deafening.




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  #2360169 24-Nov-2019 18:45
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I'm not sure if I border a few staggered towers. Or if Canterbury is being over zealous.

That makes 3 now

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  #2360171 24-Nov-2019 18:55
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I have an iPhone 8 Plus on Vodafone, and a Garmin Fenix 5 Plus.

 

My phone received the alert but didn't make any noise as it was on silent. On the positive side, the alert was mirrored on my watch so it's good to know that I will still notice the alert immediately even with the phone on silent.


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  #2360173 24-Nov-2019 19:04
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Huawei Mate 20, Huawei P30 Pro and Nokia 8 here, all received the alert. Two on Vodafone, one on 2degrees.




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  #2360174 24-Nov-2019 19:15
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Both my wife (iPhone 10 xs max) and Mine (iPhone 11 pro max) received, forgot about it happening and scared the sh*t of us hahah. Did not see a notification on my watch.

 

Curious for the ones that had it on silent I also thought it was supposed to override all those settings.





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  #2360175 24-Nov-2019 19:47
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Xiaomi Mi A2 lite x 2
Iphone 7 (A1779 Jp model)
Nexus 5 (android 6)

 

All on skinny
All received 6:07pm

Interesting that if Voda is 2 min later - all voda users might be dead in whatever disaster there is by the time the alert is received. 😂


 
 
 

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  #2360177 24-Nov-2019 19:52
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I recall last time my phone only vibrated (pretty much always have it on silent)
This time I was driving, my iPhone automatically puts itself into dnd mode when connected to the Bluetooth in my car. The alert still came through, blaring through the car speakers whilst also vibrating in my pocket.

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  #2360181 24-Nov-2019 20:00
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JarrodM: I recall last time my phone only vibrated (pretty much always have it on silent)
This time I was driving, my iPhone automatically puts itself into dnd mode when connected to the Bluetooth in my car. The alert still came through, blaring through the car speakers whilst also vibrating in my pocket.


Oof RIP your ears. Ouch.




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  #2360196 24-Nov-2019 20:49
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Both Huawai 3e and 3i on Skinny went off here.


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  #2360214 24-Nov-2019 21:43
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All our phones got it - Moto G5, Huawei P9. The one that's puzzling is the old Samsung S4 that went off. It has no SIM card, WiFi is off, and it hasn't had a SIM card since I flashed the most recent ROM - Lineage 15. I know all phones should be able to call 111 regardless of SIM card, but I'm curious how it got this alert. Anyone have any ideas?


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