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National 3pm alarm/test

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  • Obviously I'm not important enough as I didn't get any alarm. 
  • I didn't hear mine because the players were coming out for the second half and the tannoy was playing Into The Valley. 3.01, apparently.
    Did you get the second genuine one about the tsunami coming up the river at 19:53 tonight?
  • I didn't get it but the moment I turned my wi-fi off it started. 
  • Brownie12 said:
    Mrs SA just shat herself 😄
    Any chance you could PM me some pictures?
    certainly got an appropriate name there!
  • Worked for me during the women`s game at the Valley.
  • Gribbo said:
    I didn't hear mine because the players were coming out for the second half and the tannoy was playing Into The Valley. 3.01, apparently.
    Did you get the second genuine one about the tsunami coming up the river at 19:53 tonight?
    No, but that would explain why the train back to Swindon after the game was so crowded.
  • I'd forgotten about this, so got quite a shock when my phone made a weird buzzing noise  :D

    Same.

    I was partially concerned believing my data may have been hacked. 

    Alexa should have mentioned it
  • I can't believe the outcry by some on social media, from something that is being introduced to make people safer. Some proudly boasting that they 'won't comply' and will turn off alerts. One said it made people jump and if they were using a chainsaw, they might have an accident. It wasn't so different from a phone ring tone, so that is a ridiculous argument.

    Alerts could be used for anything, warning of floods, fire, an escaped prisoner, a missing child. Alerts don't have to be national, they can be used to warn of local dangers. Other countries have had them for years, introducing it here is a good thing.
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    I can't believe the outcry by some on social media, from something that is being introduced to make people safer. Some proudly boasting that they 'won't comply' and will turn off alerts. One said it made people jump and if they were using a chainsaw, they might have an accident. It wasn't so different from a phone ring tone, so that is a ridiculous argument.

    Alerts could be used for anything, warning of floods, fire, an escaped prisoner, a missing child. Alerts don't have to be national, they can be used to warn of local dangers. Other countries have had them for years, introducing it here is a good thing.
    I think these are very unlikely uses. Terrorist activity is the most likely use. 
  • I can't believe the outcry by some on social media, from something that is being introduced to make people safer. Some proudly boasting that they 'won't comply' and will turn off alerts. One said it made people jump and if they were using a chainsaw, they might have an accident. It wasn't so different from a phone ring tone, so that is a ridiculous argument.

    Alerts could be used for anything, warning of floods, fire, an escaped prisoner, a missing child. Alerts don't have to be national, they can be used to warn of local dangers. Other countries have had them for years, introducing it here is a good thing.
    If they were using a chainsaw on a Sunday afternoon I'd say an accident would probably be a good thing.
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