In such a situation, turn on this setting in your phone to not miss any kind of emergency alert.

Emergency Alert: To avenge the Pahalgam terror attack, the Indian Army launched an airstrike on terrorist hideouts in Pakistan at midnight on May 6. The Indian Army has destroyed 9 terrorist hideouts. In such a situation, the tension between India and Pakistan has increased further. A situation of war can arise at any time. If a war breaks out between India and Pakistan, then your smartphone will work to alert you in an emergency. Many people do not know about this. During an emergency, an alert is issued by the government, which starts ringing in all smartphones. But the biggest question is that if the government sends any kind of emergency alert, will that alert come to your phone? The answer to this is hidden in your phone itself.

If there is a war between India and Pakistan, then you need to be prepared for every situation. In such a situation, your smartphone can prove to be the most helpful. But for this, it is necessary that you turn on a setting in your phone, so that you do not miss any emergency alert issued by the government. Many people do not know about this special setting of their smartphone. So let us know which setting to turn on to get you an emergency alert.

The alarm sounds for 60 seconds

In a war like situation, Air Raid Siren is used to alert the citizens in case of air attack or missile attack. However, sometimes this siren is also played during a natural disaster. Usually this siren is played for 60 seconds. The purpose of playing the siren is to alert people, so that people can go to safe places as soon as the siren sounds. In such a situation, it is expected that alerts can be sent on smartphones even during the mock drills being held across the country today.

This is how to turn on the setting in Android phone

To turn on this special setting, go to the Settings of your smartphone.
After this, click on the Safety and Emergency option.
In the Safety and Emergency option, you will get the option of Wireless Emergency Alerts.
Click on the Wireless Emergency Alerts option and turn on Allow Alerts/Test Alerts.

How to turn on iPhone

To turn on this setting in iPhone, go to iPhone Settings.
Click on the Notification option in Settings.
After this, you will see the option of Government Alerts, click on it.
Here you can easily turn on Emergency Alerts.

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Many people thought that some scam had taken place while others thought that there was some problem with the phone. But let us tell you, you do not need to panic. This emergency alert is being sent by the government. Since July 20, the government has been testing emergency alerts on the phones of many users. Let us know what this emergency alert is…

What time did the message come?

The government invited users to test the system between 12 noon and 1 pm. The message that came with the loud sound read, ‘This is a sample test message sent by the Department of Telecommunications, Government of India through the Cell Broadcasting System.

Please ignore this message as it does not require any action from your end. This message has been sent to check the All India Disaster Alert System being implemented by the National Disaster Management Authority. The purpose of this system is to increase public safety and provide timely alerts during emergencies.

What are the benefits

Emergency Alert can be used not only for situations like disasters but also in war situations. This may prove to be best to alert the common people. Nowadays, smartphones are used more than TV and radio. Therefore this emergency alert will prove to be very effective. 

Turn on like this

iPhone:
– Go to the phone’s settings.
– Click on “Notification”.
– Turn on ‘Government Alerts’.

Android:
– Go to phone settings.
– Click on ‘Security and Emergency’.
– Turn on the ‘Emergency SOS Alert’ toggle.

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