The warning sound of the "emergency bulletin email" that suddenly sounds in the middle of the night is surprised. However, it is a mechanism that will inform you of our lives as soon as possible, so let's use it. In fact, many people may have escaped the difficulties in the emergency bulletin email during a typhoon landing or heavy rain? oss-cn-hongkong.aliyuncs.com/drawing/article_results_9/2022/3/25/f4db921c631aacf457589b24f0b0b9a6_1.jpeg" alt="iPhoneの緊急速報メールの履歴表示方法、もういちど表示するには " title="iPhoneの緊急How to display the history of the bulletin email, the ">
Emergency bulletin email is a special warning such as emergency earthquake bulletin, tsunami warning distributed by the Japan Meteorological Agency, and government and local governments. This is an administrative service that allows the mobile phones in a specific area to allocate disasters and evacuation information distributed by. In the iPhone, you can open the screen in the order of "Settings" → "Notification", and turn on the "emergency bulletin" switch at the bottom where many apps are listed.
However, emergency bulletin emails are different from general emails. The 4G line is transmitted using the ETWS (EarthQuake and TSUNAMI WARNING SYSTEM), and does not receive it with a receiving application such as the "email" application attached to iOS.
iPhone, emergency bulletin emails are treated as a type of notification. Therefore, you can read as many times as you remain in the notification center, but if you delete it from the notification center, you will not be able to read it again.
If you are in trouble because you may miss information such as evacuation sites, and if you want to be able to read later, use the "Yahoo! Disaster Prevention Bulletin" that distributes emergency bulletin nationwide. There is a way to do it. If you do not want to increase the number of apps, you can also take a picture of a screenshot (simultaneous pressing of the volume and side buttons in the model after iPhone X) after receiving an emergency bulletin email. In any case, be prepared for something.
