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<blockquote data-quote="Klaus" data-source="post: 1543221" data-attributes="member: 3">I live close to a fire station and at night they run the lights only without sirens at my busy intersection. During the day lights and sirens and I do appreciate it.Like I said in my original post if the CMAS notifications would be treated like SMS or maybe even 10% elevated I would love to receive them 24h/day and keep the service enabled. On IOS it is louder than a smoke detector. Yes it is urgent by definition of whoever requested the alert to go out, but in the case of mondays alert in my personal case I was half asleep and no matter what the urgency was I simple could have cared and helped less. Sorry to be that blunt. I doubt anyone of the millions of recipients in the entire state of California at home in their bed did anything to help the investigation or comprehension of the suspect. I believe the gross majority felt annoyed but only a few dare to admit it in public in fear of a straw man fallacy &quot;If you don't like the amber alert notification on your phone you must be an unhelpful member of society or be egoistic.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Klaus, post: 1543221, member: 3"] I live close to a fire station and at night they run the lights only without sirens at my busy intersection. During the day lights and sirens and I do appreciate it. Like I said in my original post if the CMAS notifications would be treated like SMS or maybe even 10% elevated I would love to receive them 24h/day and keep the service enabled. On IOS it is louder than a smoke detector. Yes it is urgent by definition of whoever requested the alert to go out, but in the case of mondays alert in my personal case I was half asleep and no matter what the urgency was I simple could have cared and helped less. Sorry to be that blunt. I doubt anyone of the millions of recipients in the entire state of California at home in their bed did anything to help the investigation or comprehension of the suspect. I believe the gross majority felt annoyed but only a few dare to admit it in public in fear of a straw man fallacy "If you don't like the amber alert notification on your phone you must be an unhelpful member of society or be egoistic." [/QUOTE]

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