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In reply to the discussion: Trying to prove MAGAT wrong on FEMA alert today. [View all]Laura PourMeADrink
(42,770 posts)44. Interesting. Have dug and understand more now. FEMA
Arranged the test and created the message. But it was up to cell phone providers to broadcast it out. Some did it very well some didn't. I am suspecting that although FEMA said that you would get a message in Spanish if your phone had that set in language settings, isn't really true for all providers. I think some sent the Spanish message out based on demographics. Or sent out to too many because they couldn't figure out what settings are on the phone.
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I got one in English first, then a second one in Spanish. I thought that was interesting. n/t
ms liberty
Oct 2023
#3
I spent several weeks around medical people who had English as second language
Eliot Rosewater
Oct 2023
#12