[EAS] EAS in the County?

[Mike McCarthy]

This presumes the vehicle owner subscribes to a public data service for
the vehicle. Many don't as cell coverage in rural areas is poor to
non-existent.

And most commercial operators limit their data plans to background
operations, such as vehicle tracking and private texting for dispatch and
other limited communications with the driver(s).

MM

On Fri, June 7, 2019 11:11 am, Sean Donelan wrote:
>
> Smartphones and in-car navigation systems have an advantage: they include
>  GPS and the device knows where it is -- even if the user doesn't. The
> device can receive the alert details in digital form. It can process the
> alert and inform the user when the device is inside or outside the
> warning area, which implies the user of the device is also inside or