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		<title>By: no way</title>
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		<dc:creator>no way</dc:creator>
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		<description>I sub to just adverse weather alerts for where my parents live, and if they&#039;re expecting rain or thunderstorms, there&#039;s often 2-5 alerts a day minimum. I can&#039;t begin to imagine how many alerts would be on my phone, which I pay for minutes after a set amount in my plan, unless they&#039;re on my network.

If a hurricane is headed towards you, the only ways you wouldn&#039;t know about it would be if you were unconscious, or camping without a radio or other form of communication, or the occasional tourist from easy climates that forget they should check weather reports occasionally. We don&#039;t always get one week&#039;s warning if the hurricane forms close to the coast.

And unless this mobi service plans on txt&#039;ing, it&#039;ll become useless as the powerlines and cell towers go down, and all that&#039;s left is txt that takes quite a while to go through during peak usage times.

I&#039;ll wait a few years to see how this works before considering it.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I sub to just adverse weather alerts for where my parents live, and if they&#8217;re expecting rain or thunderstorms, there&#8217;s often 2-5 alerts a day minimum. I can&#8217;t begin to imagine how many alerts would be on my phone, which I pay for minutes after a set amount in my plan, unless they&#8217;re on my network.</p>
<p>If a hurricane is headed towards you, the only ways you wouldn&#8217;t know about it would be if you were unconscious, or camping without a radio or other form of communication, or the occasional tourist from easy climates that forget they should check weather reports occasionally. We don&#8217;t always get one week&#8217;s warning if the hurricane forms close to the coast.</p>
<p>And unless this mobi service plans on txt&#8217;ing, it&#8217;ll become useless as the powerlines and cell towers go down, and all that&#8217;s left is txt that takes quite a while to go through during peak usage times.</p>
<p>I&#8217;ll wait a few years to see how this works before considering it.</p>
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