My Earthquake Alerts - Map

JRustonApps B.V.

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About this app

My Earthquake Alerts is a powerful earthquake monitoring app which delivers all of the information you need, with push notifications included, all free of charge. It also includes a beautifully simple design optimized for the latest versions of Android.

FEATURES
- Live earthquake map which can detect and track earthquakes from all around the world.
- Free earthquake alerts customized for you, with no restrictions. You will be notified shortly after an earthquake occurs.
- Powerful search feature to find earthquake history dating back to 1970!
- Beautiful & simple design - view the earthquake feed on a map and in a list.
- Find the exact location, the depth and the distance away from you.
- Uses information from a wide variety of US and worldwide earthquake networks, including the USGS and EMSC.

If you need information or notifications about the latest earthquakes near to you, download My Earthquake Alerts today. This version is ad-supported.

Ratings and reviews

Love this app. It started with 0 ads and I understand they need to make some money and the amount of ads now is acceptable/tolerable considering how many ads are in every other app lol. They also make the Northern Lights App and I was so happy when I found that, it was great. Happy to send kofi money!! 4 stars and not 5 because the settings are a little clunky to navigate but since there's not an overwhelming amount, it's not time consuming to look through the list for what you need.

I can't figure out how to set filters for magnitude, proximity to me, and time frame. I had pictured an app where I could zoom in or out on a map and be shown pins that fit my parameters. Think: Zillow. I guess it's fine for what it does, but I don't want to scroll through dozens of alerts from all over the world to see the 4.1 that happened 20 miles from my house while I was sleeping.

Leaving GPS on drains batteries. Needs to remember last location of the phone. Most people stay in a 10 to 50 mile radius of their homes/work. That isn't good for immediate reporting, you can turn off that function, but would allow people to get info for recent quakes. Needs to better filter out earthquakes not near me. It is not easy to 'look up' possible quakes. USGS has a good option, could be an idea to start. Great concept. I can't use it because I won't leave in my Loc function.

What’s new

Due to important changes, this app update will soon be a required update.