Thank you. Of course I'm well inform! I would have Know why it's different!
Lyne > Le 18 mars 2020 à 12:46, Sieghard Weitzel <siegh...@live.ca> a écrit : > > Here in Canada it's best to just read what's on CBC News and their app is > quite accessible and of course you can turn on Notifications. > It's good to stay informed, to isolate yourself as much as possible and to do > what you can, but being bombarded by all sorts of different notifications > where many probably say the same thing just drives you crazy. > Now that the US President has finally accepted the fact that this is a real > crisis and threat and not a fake news campaign instigated by the democrats he > and the rest of the administration who supported him finally have done their > typical 180 and now are actually doing something. It would have been good if > this had happened 3 weeks ago, but let's hope that in 4 to 6 weeks the worst > of this is over and we are on the downslope of it. > > > -----Original Message----- > From: viphone@googlegroups.com <viphone@googlegroups.com> On Behalf Of > l.d.ethie...@gmail.com > Sent: Wednesday, March 18, 2020 5:46 AM > To: viphone@googlegroups.com > Subject: Re: Corona Virus Alerts: How to get news updates on your phone right > now, cNet > > Hello, > > I'm in Canada and dont't have it in my notifications settings? Should it be > anywhere? > > Lyne > >> Le 17 mars 2020 à 22:05, M. Taylor <mk...@ucla.edu> a écrit : >> >> Hello All, >> >> I am posting the following article only because Apple products are >> discussed. >> >> Be Well, >> >> Mark >> >> Corona virus alerts: How to get news updates on your phone right now >> >> Don't miss another important update about how COVID-19 is affecting >> your country and where you live. >> March 17, 2020 >> >> Sites like Twitter can help keep you updated on the latest corona >> virus news. >> It's all over the news, social media and nearly everywhere you look -- >> the novel corona virus , now a pandemic, has been changing the way >> employees work and emptying store shelves. And if you don't have time >> to follow the news, you're in luck because you can have news alerts sent to >> your phone. >> You can use sources such as Twitter, Google Alerts and your favorite >> news sites to receive updates and notifications about where the corona >> virus is and what you can do to help keep yourself and your community >> safe. You can also sign up for text alerts to receive information >> about how many cases are in your area and what's closing down, like schools >> and churches. >> Read on to learn how to set up for alerts about corona virus developments. >> >> Twitter can send you notifications from corona virus sources Twitter >> is a good source for learning what's going on with the corona virus >> -- and it has an option to let you turn on crisis and emergency >> alerts. To enable this, go to your notifications settings and select >> Notifications > SMS Notifications > Crisis and emergency alerts. >> You can also get notifications about corona virus from Twitter >> accounts, but you'll want to make sure you trust the news source -- >> for example, The Associated Press, Reuters, BNO Newsroom, CNN and >> other domestic news organizations. To do so, follow the account, then >> tap the bell icon (located beside the Following button) and select All >> Tweets. Now you'll be notified when the account tweets something new. >> >> Google Alerts >> When something new about the corona virus shows up in Google Search, >> you can be among the first to know about it. To get started, go to >> Google Alerts and enter the topic you want to follow into the search box at >> the top. >> Change the settings to your preferences, like how often you want to >> see notifications, and then click Create Alert. You can always go back >> and adjust your settings later. >> >> Apple Alerts >> If you've got an iPhone or Apple Watch, you can receive emergency, >> public safety and government alerts on your device. Some information >> you may receive could be alerts issued by your country or region's >> government, or alerts involving imminent threats to safety or life. >> To turn on the notifications, go to Settings > Notifications, then >> scroll all the way to the bottom and toggle on Emergency Alerts and >> Public Safety Alerts. >> >> News apps >> Most, if not all, news apps will have a newsletter you can sign up for >> (in-app and online) that sends the most pressing information to your inbox. >> For example, the CNET Now newsletter sends one email daily that >> includes the most important news of the day -- much of which is corona >> virus -related right now. The CNET app (iPhone, Android) and CNET on >> Apple News also send regular news alerts, including stories about the corona >> virus . >> Most news apps will also send you notifications (with your permission) >> about breaking news alerts. After you download the apps, they will ask >> for your permission to send notifications and you can choose to >> receive alerts about breaking news only. You can update at any time in the >> app's settings. >> >> Get alerts for the city you live in >> Depending on where you live, you may be able to sign up for text >> alerts from the city. For example, San Francisco lets its residents >> sign up for alerts by texting COVID19SF to 888-777. If your city >> doesn't have a program like this set up yet, you may be able to sign >> up for statewide alerts. 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