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8 essential apps you don't want to be without in an emergency
Although no one wants to think they’ll face an emergency, chances are you or someone you know will find themselves in an urgent situation and will need help.
Being prepared is critical, whether it be a weather-related disaster, a lost loved one, or someone needing first aid. Tap or click here to learn how to prepare for the worst-case scenario.
A massive storm is making landfall on the East Coast. At the time of writing, Ian is a Category 4 hurricane packing maximum sustained winds of 155 MPH. The National Weather Service says it will be a rough couple of days. If you or anyone you know is in the area, read on for a list of apps that can help during an emergency.
1. FEMA
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) helps people prepare for, respond to and recover from disasters.
Stay informed, safe and connected during natural disasters by sharing real-time alerts with your loved ones via text, social media or email with the FEMA app. This app can also help you locate emergency shelters and find Disaster Recovery Centers nearby. The app is free for both Android and iOS devices.
2. AccuWeather
Popular app parents use to keep an eye on the kids reportedly selling kids' and parents' locations
Technology can play an essential role in keeping your family safe. Your smartphone comes with built-in features like emergency contact lists, emergency SOS and the option to display vital medical information on your lock screen.
4 free ways to keep track of your friends and family with your smartphone
As GPS trackers become more commonplace with devices like Apple AirTags, we are developing a constant need to know where everything and everyone is at all times. Tap or click here to find out the difference between Tile trackers and Apple AirTags.
How to see what the kids are doing on their phones
In this modern world of digital dangers and threats, keeping children safe while online is of the utmost importance to all parents. There are inappropriate websites and apps, cyberbullying, sexting, the risk of internet and digital addiction and worst of all, online predators that your child can be exposed to.