Apple customer service responds that iPhone does not support earthquake warning: download a third-party App

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens for the delivery of clues on the way! CTOnews.com, August 6, 2008. In the early morning of August 6, a magnitude 5.5 earthquake struck Pingyuan County, Dezhou, Shandong Province, which was felt in many places. Many domestic mobile phones have built-in earthquake warning functions, while brands such as Apple and Samsung do not have built-in functions.

According to the boss's webcast, Apple customer service responded that iPhone does have the function of earthquake warning, but at present this function is only available in countries with frequent earthquakes, such as Japan and Haiti. Chinese mainland cannot be used because of regional restrictions. Customer service said that iPhone can also achieve earthquake warning function: the first step, turn on the "vibration" switch; the second step, need to be equipped with a third-party earthquake warning App, which can be downloaded from the app store.

CTOnews.com reported earlier today that this morning, Chengdu Hi-Tech disaster reduction Research Institute released tutorials for major mobile phone and TV brands to start built-in "earthquake early warning" functions.