Thousands Of People’s Phones Will Flash And Set Off Alarms As Part Of A Frightening ‘Armageddon Alarm’ Being Tested In The United Kingdom Within Weeks

The United Kingdom is set to test a terrifying ‘Armageddon alarm’ within weeks which will see thousands of people’s phones flash and set off warnings.

Millions will hear an alarm sound from their phone and will receive warning text messages as part of the government’s new emergency alert system trial.

The system is designed to alert people if there’s a danger to life nearby, with the imminent testing to focus on flooding and severe weather conditions.

The phone owner will then be given details of the emergency along with guidance on what to do and how to seek help.

Labour has been pushing for the system for more than a decade and ministers have been promising to introduce it since 2013.

Cabinet Office minister Kit Malthouse revealed at the time that the new system would permit the government to alert people much more thoroughly about imminent dangers such as floods, storms, wildfires or terror attacks.

The National Resilience Framework published by the government in December then said the system would be launched in early 2023, but up until now, there have only been local tests in Reading.

Labour’s Shadow Paymaster General Fleur Anderson said the trial was long overdue and the government had been haphazard in preparing for emergencies, and that this saga had dragged on for far too long and had left our country lagging far behind on keeping the public safe.

She added that Labour had a plan for a more resilient Britain to ensure government is alert to threats our country faces.

A Government spokesman said that Emergency Alerts would be a vital tool in helping us better respond to emergencies, both nationally and locally, and said that they’ve worked closely with the emergency services to develop this and carried out extensive trials ahead of its national rollout.

The government has been contacted for further comment by a newspaper outlet.

They have these alerts in places like Taiwan when there’s an earthquake, but the room would probably start shaking before the signal, but I believe that we’re all savvy enough to know that this has nothing to do with floods and weather and that there is something much more ominous afoot.

And I really do hope that this software that they will be using hasn’t been created by the same people who did track and trace. I mean what could possibly go wrong? And is this just another fear tactic to keep us, people, in order and to scare the pants off us?

The government always pretend that there’s a benign motivation for tracking people, like the warning of localise dangers, but then the reasoning for tracking starts being expanded more and more, and it just demonstrates just how much control they have if your phone can sound even if on silent, and you all thought you were safe!

So, is this alarm going to give us a four-minute warning? What if you don’t have a smartphone, which numerous elderly people don’t? What if your battery is flat? Or does the government expect us to keep our smartphones welded to our bodies 24/7 – what an absolute clown world we live in!

Turn off your smartphone tracking, use money as much as possible, protect privacy by using tech companies that facilitate privacy, close down your social media accounts and have conversations with people in real life, instead of through tech.

Or switch to an old non-smartphone and stop being spied on. Then no one knows where you are, you can’t be pestered by emails when you go out, and you’re free from pervasive internet, and the battery will last so much longer and the phone will easily fit in your pocket.