Yup. All 300 of us received it and our phones started reading the message uncontrollably.
Utter chaos. > On Oct 3, 2018, at 18:18, Sean Donelan <s...@donelan.com> wrote: > > > FEMA invites the public to send comments on the nationwide EAS-WEA test to > > fema-national-t...@fema.dhs.gov > > Valuable information on the effectiveness of a national WEA capability using > the Presidential alert category includes: > > 1. Whether your mobile device displayed one, more or no WEA test messages; > > 2. The make, model and operating system version of your mobile device; > > 3. Your wireless service provider; > > 4. Whether the device was turned on and in the same location for at least 30 > minutes after the start of the test (2:18 p.m. ET); > > 5. The location of the device (as precise as possible), including the > device’s environment (e.g. indoors or outdoors, rural or urban, mobile or > stationary); > > 6. Whether you are normally able to make calls, receive texts, or use apps at > that location; > > 7. Whether the mobile device was in use at the time of the alert (for a call > or a data session); and > > 8. Whether anyone else at your location received the WEA test alert message.
