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This message was authored by Shelll This message was authored by: Shelll

Re: National alert

We have two mobiles with sky and both of the handsets did NOT receive the alert.   Borh are 4G & 5G  and the  alerts are not turned off.  No message from sky to explain why. 

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Emergency Alert

Why didn't I receive the emergency alert yesterday? 

This message was authored by Sara+Sazzles This message was authored by: Sara+Sazzles

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I didn't receive one either. My Galaxy 23 had alerts turned on etc and other phones in the house went off. The government haven't confirmed they are aware millions didn't get the alert (although I don't know how they know?) and will be looking into it... 

This message was authored by Salcombe08 This message was authored by: Salcombe08

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Myself and husband are both sky mobile with apple iPhones and no alert they are both over the 14.iOS and also my mum didn't get an alert. I do hope we are not alone 

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Emergency alert

Why didn't I receive an emergency alert call yesterday? 

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Hi @31483  apparently there were quite a few who didn't and investigations are ongoing, probably the reason for the test, to see if it actually works. 

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This message was authored by PandJ2020 This message was authored by: PandJ2020

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@31483 wrote:

Why didn't I receive an emergency alert call yesterday? 


That is a question the Government are investigating.  I received it, albeit at 14:59.

I am just another Sky customer and my views are my own
This message was authored by TimmyBGood This message was authored by: TimmyBGood

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It was a test

 

 

noun
 
a procedure intended to establish the quality, performance, or reliability of something, especially before it is taken into widespread use.
 

verb
take measures to check the quality, performance, or reliability of (something), especially before putting it into widespread use or practice.

 

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This message was authored by lybad This message was authored by: lybad

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My wife and I didn't get the alert on our handsets - both up to date Pixel 6a 

 

My daughter did though, on her iPhone in a different part of the country.

 

(As for the 2.59pm thing - the pre-test information never ever said it would be at 3pm - it said it would be around 3pm, so a minute before meets that criteria).

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I got the alert yesterday, early like most but my son's phone didn't. We are both on Sky.

 

I checked the settings on his phone and noticed he had the Severe alerts notification turned off which explained why he didn't get the alert.

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This message was authored by slavaweb This message was authored by: slavaweb

Re: Emergency alert

It’s possible that there was an issue with your mobile network or your phone settings. You may want to check if emergency alerts are enabled on your phone and if your mobile network had any issues during the time of the alert.

This message was authored by lybad This message was authored by: lybad

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Both out phones have alerts active, and afaik, the network was ok at that point. After then, we got hit with the outage reported elsewhere in the forums.

This message was authored by CREANEY This message was authored by: CREANEY

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We live in a village in Oxfordshire and all 3 of us on Sky did not receive the emergency alert. We checked our settings and they were OK. However, our network crashed twice in less than 5 mins around that time. Could it be that it just couldn't manage the load? 

I'm sure we aren't the only ones so how come the only network mentioned in news coverage is EE.  Are Sky in contact?

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@CREANEY wrote:

so how come the only network mentioned in news coverage is EE.  


@CREANEY 

The main company I've seen mentioned in the media is Three. I'm sure all the providers are feeding back information to the government. 


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@Daniel0210 wrote:

@CREANEY wrote:

so how come the only network mentioned in news coverage is EE.  


@CREANEY 

The main company I've seen mentioned in the media is Three. I'm sure all the providers are feeding back information to the government. 


Worth remembering that EE and Three are two of the four actual cellular networks in the UK (the others being Vodaphone and O2)

 

Every other cellular provider, including big names such as BT Mobile, Sky and Virgin, is an MVNO and does not own radio frequency spectrum licences.

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