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Japan Earthquake Alert App Says Sayonara to X
(unseen-japan.com)
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this post was submitted on 12 Aug 2023
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What was Twitter doing that a service like Pushover couldn't do for them? Same for the city/municipality who stopped sending out their transit updates via Twitter.
The Japanese attitude seems to be that if there's a way to increase the likelihood that the alert will go through, then they will do that too.
Ah, sort of a "yes, and" attitude. For something so important, I can't blame them. Texts, calls, emails, social, push alerts - do it all.