UK Emergency Alert: Every Phone to Sound This Sunday
The UK government will trigger a nationwide emergency alert on all mobile phones this Sunday. Find out why your device will scream and how to opt-out if necessary.
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UK Emergency Alert Test: Date and Time Confirmed
The UK government will test its new emergency alert system on Sunday, 23rd April, sending a siren-like message to every compatible mobile phone. Here's what you need to know.
UK Government Tests Emergency Siren Alert on Phones
The UK government is conducting a nationwide test of its new emergency alert system, sending a siren-like message to millions of mobile phones. Here's what you need to know.
UK Emergency Alert: Nationwide Mobile Phone Test Conducted
The UK government has conducted a nationwide test of its new emergency alert system, sending a message to virtually every mobile phone in the country. Here's what happened and why it matters.
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