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The idea is if you are awake. they almost never send them where I live. Probably because the first one was sent at 2am, next morning the news reported the kid
by bluGill 8mo ago
The idea is if you are awake.
they almost never send them where I live. Probably because the first one was sent at 2am, next morning the news reported the kid was found - safe with the parent who had legal custody the whole time.
- lbourdages 8mo agoThere is a technical solution to this - make Amber alerts specifically not bypass do-not-disturb. Others can stay as-is because I want to get woken up in case of natural disaster or other catastrophe. My phone is always on vibration, but even on do-not-disturb, Amber alerts make it vibrate on my nightstand and that is enough to wake me up (especially since I have a work phone and a personal phone triggering at the same time). Anyway, it's definitely a first-world problem but it is one with an easy, no-downside solution.