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Earthquake: American Red Cross App User Positive Comments 2024
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Earthquake: American Red Cross for Positive User Reviews
✓ Great App But not enough granularityThe one thing I don’t like about this app and this is the reason why I’m uninstalling is that you cannot select the magnitude of the earthquake to be notified. This app goes off every 20 minutes alerting me of earthquakes with a magnitude of un 1. I don’t care to receive those notifications. I’d like to program the app to alert me for example anything over a magnitude 4. If there is such a setting I could not find it. Other than this, really like the app. Thanks.Version: 3.11.2
✓ Solid resource!Thank you Red Cross..Version: 3.5
✓ AwesomeSuper helpful — love this app..Version: 3.6.1
✓ Fantastic use of technologyProvides clear, concise information and easily followed instructions. Uses language that gives a sense of empowerment and calm and is likely to minimize panic. Extremely useful information and planning tools. Thanks so much, Red Cross- as usual your disaster preparedness is phenomenal..Version: 3.12.0
✓ Good, Not PerfectI have had this App in use for at least a year. It offers many useful functions that can personalize its benefits. One recent downside was noted: Monitoring zones and locations were reset after an update. So while it was only a minor inconvenience to re-establish them, it is something to be mindful of and periodically recheck that they are still in place and functioning..Version: 3.11.2
✓ For what it is; thumbs upNothing is perfect, but I would say it gave me a good idea as to how to approach earthquakes and gave me the mindset in order to be more prepared. This app shouldn’t be a primary source, but if you are interested in earthquake preparation one source probably wouldn’t cut it anyway. So + on the basics of earthquake prep + on the tools and ideas to use on my own The earthquake warning part can be more streamlined, but all things considered this is 1. A free app. Not payment required 2. The Red Cross focuses on many projects like blood donation; not a lot money to be made here. 3. Gets you thinking about dangers that can avoided. 4. It’s free!.Version: 3.10.0
✓ Good appI have all my important people’s locations tagged so I know when anything happens.Version: 3.10.0
✓ Great for the familySure we don't have the number of quakes other places have, but we are due for a huge one at any time here in Salt Lake and we focus once in a while when it's preparedness week and then we forget again. Last week we had one that my kids finally felt, small 3.2, but the floors were waving since the center was within a few miles. If that is what a 3.2 is like, I don't want to imagine or experience the big one coming. It was a wake up call and a reminder that we aren't ready and we need to be. That 3.2 was nothing, but it scared the kids in a good way. Thanks for this app ARC, a lot of knowledge and helpful info to get us going to be prepared..Version: 1.2
✓ Has what you need.Has all the info you could need. Also has volunteer info too. Great app..Version: 3.9.0
✓ Like the appPrevious versions were pretty basic but current do the job of notification of earthquake in a timely manner..Version: 3.9.0
✓ VERY Good With Some Room For ImprovementWe downloaded four EQ apps and kept this one for several reasons. Unlike competition, this app has settings that allow us to receive push notifications AND allows us to turn that battery killing locations services OFF. You can set a mile radius for the area you want to monitor instead. This was sheer genius. This feature also allows loved ones in different states to use this app to monitor our location and receive alerts although they are 3300 miles away from our location. No other EQ app allows this. Again, sheer genius. App's EA list also allows us to see just our area, Southern California, we don't have to sift through an EQ list of the entire world-very annoying features that is on all competitor's apps. Lots of additional Red Cross 411 and we have NEVER received a push notification repeatedly bugging us to pay for an upgrade. Competition does this and they use the same ding for an EQ alert that they use for the solicitation. Ya, you made us look, but you also annoyed us enough to delete your app and keep this one. Another plus, this app is available on both iPhone and iPad. As of the writing all competitors were not. We do not have to learn the nuances of two apps, just one. Down side, earthquake map does not show pins of current earthquake locations, just the map area itself. This would be very helpful to change. Overall, this is a very, very good app..Version: 2.0.1
✓ AmazingApp is amazing and very informative and has very high accuracy in terms of the information it contains. As a current disaster service worker and amateur radio operator for the Walnut Creek(California)CERT team(Community Emergency Response Team) I would highly recommend this app to everyone in the United States regardless of the likelihood of earthquakes in your area of work and housing because it is a horrible feeling to have a catastrophic event happen and not be able to help yourself not to mention help others who may need help. I chose to protect my community instead of playing sports in high school because I would hope that others would do the same for me if a disaster occurred..Version: 1.2
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