EU-Alert

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   [[Content::Under the Directive on European Electronic Communications Code (EECC) , all EU member states will also have to set up a public warning system to protect citizens.

EU-Alert

• is the generic term for the European Public Warning Service based upon Cell Broadcast technology
• is compatible with Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEA) standard as used in the United States.
• Since 2012, and by default, mobile phone OSes like Android, iOS, and Windows support EU-Alert via Cell Broadcast for public warning messages.

Implementation by member states

The following countries have an operational EU-Alert system based on the standard using Cell Broadcast technology (status 2023)

• NL-Alert: the national variant of EU-Alert for the Netherlands.
• GR-Alert: the national variant of EU-Alert for Greece.
• LT-Alert: the national variant of EU-Alert for Lithuania.
• RO-Alert: the national variant of EU-Alert for Romania.
• ES-Alert: the national variant of EU-Alert for Spain
• FR-Alert: The national variant of EU-Alert for France
• DE-Alert: the national variant of EU-Alert for Germany
• S!RENEN: the national variant of EU-Alert for Denmark
• Nødvarsel: Norway
• HR112ALERT: the national variant of EU-Alert for Croatia (both LB-SMS and Cell Broadcast).

Other countries are in the implementation or testing stage of EU-Alert system based on the standard using Cell Broadcast technology

• AT-Alert: the national variant of EU-Alert for Austria
• LU-Alert: the national variant of EU-Alert for Luxembourg
• IT-Alert: the national variant of EU-Alert for Italy
• Latvia
• Slovenia
• Republic of Ireland
• Alert RCB: location-Based SMS system Poland to be upgraded to Cell Broadcast technology

The following countries use Location-Based SMS systems which do not adhere to the ETSI EU-Alert standard, but might fulfill the EU legislation.

• Belgium – BE-Alert
• Estonia – EE-Alarm
• Iceland – Váboðunarkerfi Almannavarna
• Sweden – VMA

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Created: 20 October 2023
Last edited: 23 October 2023

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Under the Directive on European Electronic Communications Code (EECC) , all EU member states will also have to set up a public warning system to protect citizens.

EU-Alert

• is the generic term for the European Public Warning Service based upon Cell Broadcast technology
• is compatible with Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEA) standard as used in the United States.
• Since 2012, and by default, mobile phone OSes like Android, iOS, and Windows support EU-Alert via Cell Broadcast for public warning messages.

Implementation by member states

The following countries have an operational EU-Alert system based on the standard using Cell Broadcast technology (status 2023)

• NL-Alert: the national variant of EU-Alert for the Netherlands.
• GR-Alert: the national variant of EU-Alert for Greece.
• LT-Alert: the national variant of EU-Alert for Lithuania.
• RO-Alert: the national variant of EU-Alert for Romania.
• ES-Alert: the national variant of EU-Alert for Spain
• FR-Alert: The national variant of EU-Alert for France
• DE-Alert: the national variant of EU-Alert for Germany
• S!RENEN: the national variant of EU-Alert for Denmark
• Nødvarsel: Norway
• HR112ALERT: the national variant of EU-Alert for Croatia (both LB-SMS and Cell Broadcast).

Other countries are in the implementation or testing stage of EU-Alert system based on the standard using Cell Broadcast technology

• AT-Alert: the national variant of EU-Alert for Austria
• LU-Alert: the national variant of EU-Alert for Luxembourg
• IT-Alert: the national variant of EU-Alert for Italy
• Latvia
• Slovenia
• Republic of Ireland
• Alert RCB: location-Based SMS system Poland to be upgraded to Cell Broadcast technology

The following countries use Location-Based SMS systems which do not adhere to the ETSI EU-Alert standard, but might fulfill the EU legislation.

• Belgium – BE-Alert
• Estonia – EE-Alarm
• Iceland – Váboðunarkerfi Almannavarna
• Sweden – VMA

Note:

Use the translation feature of your browser

Source

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EU-Alert