The emergency test alert is due to land on UK phones on Sunday (September 7). But you can opt out if you don’t want to receive it -here’s how 🚨 ...

The national system for sending emergency alerts to mobile phones will be tested for the second time this afternoon, on ...

At 3 pm this Sunday, September 7, mobile phones and tablets across the UK will sound and vibrate as the government carries ...

Toggle off‘extreme alerts’ and ‘severe alerts’. If this option doesn’t appear, try searching ‘wireless emergency alerts’ in ...

In the event of severe weather, natural disasters, and other emergencies, receiving accurate information from official sources in a timely manner can be life-saving. Your smartphone can alert you to ...

On an iPhone, simply open Settings, head to Notifications and select Emergency Alerts. Turn off 'Severe Alerts' and 'Extreme Alerts'. Meanwhile, on an Android, head to Settings and turn off 'Emergency ...

The UK's Emergency Alert system is being tested this weekend, with an alarm set to be sent to millions of devices across the ...

During the mobile alert, the UK’s approximately 87 million mobile devices will ring out with a high-pitched alarm and vibrate ...

The government emergency alert system is pretty important though, so remember to turn your phone settings back on afterwards ...

The alert is scheduled to sound on Sunday, September 7, at 3pm across the UK. Motorists have been advised not to interact ...

The UK's 'Emergency Alerts system' will undergo a test on Sunday, September 7, sending a loud message to mobiles and tablets nationwide - but some people may be at risk ...

The UK's Emergency Alert system is being tested this weekend, with an alarm set to be sent to millions of devices across the ...