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  1. Anders als in irgendwelchen Ländern Mitteleuropas *hust* 🇩🇪 *hust* wird das hier ab ner gewissen Stärke automatisch ins Wireless Emergency Alert System (CellBroadcast) eingespeist. Und ja, liebe Einrichtungen in🇩🇪, so kurz kann ein Wireless Emergency Alert sein. Dazu braucht's keine nichtssagende Wall-of-Text.

    #wea #cellbroadcast #wirelessemergencyalert #earthquake

  2. Zweitniedrigste Stufe.

    Sachlich, neutral und ohne irgendwelche Panik zu verbreiten.

    #Cellbroadcast #WirelessEmergencyAlert

  3. Aus aktuellem Anlass.

    Einfach mal für 1-2 Sekunden die Screenshots anschauen und sich dann die Fragen stellen:
    - was ist?
    - wie lange?
    - wie verhalten?

    🇩🇪: komplett nutzlose Wall of Text (Attention!? - Die habt ihr ja schon. Kam ja als "Extreme". Danger=Medium aber verschickt als Extreme?! Was sollen Datum, Uhrzeit und Ort da?!)
    🇺🇸: kurz, prägnant, klar

    CC @bbk
    #cellbroadcast #wirelessemergencyalert

  4. If this had been a real emergency, you would have been instructed to run screaming through the streets, set fire to police cars and overthrow the ruling class. #wirelessemergencyalert

  5. Reminder: FEMA and FCC are testing the #WirelessEmergencyAlert system this morning.

    If your phone is on at any point from 11:20 AM to 11:50 AM (Pacific), you can expect it to play sound, vibrate, etc. Setting it to vibrate or “silent” mode will not stop it from making noise.

    If you need your phone to remain completely silent, turn it off for the duration of the test.

    FEMA has published a FAQ… only on Twitter, for some reason. Here it is. twitter.com/fema/status/170925

  6. Remember the accidental alert messages sent in Hawaii in 2018 and in Florida in April?

    Public trust in emergency alerting has been eroding, but tomorrow’s #WirelessEmergencyAlert in the U.S. could help rebuild it. Or just annoy people.

    theconversation.com/nationwide