Yes, iAlert is completely free and it doesn't have any in-app purchases or subscriptions.
🤔 The iAlert app's quality is mixed. Some users are satisfied, while others report issues. Consider reading individual reviews for more context.
iAlert is free.
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Paid for no ads but still get them??? Ironically one ad is for an app to remove ads - maybe that one works? But really disappointed that this one takes my money & gives me ads as well!! STILL GETTING ADS DESPITE PAYING TO REMOVE THEM???
The app stopped showing info about incidents so I paid to remove ads $2.99. Then worked but after closing ads appeared again and details stopped working. Support link sends you to 404 page. Not happy! Half an app working.
Haven’t been able to get it to work for more than 24 hours now. Have emailed the web developer but no response. It used to work fine. Strange
Shows accidents, fires and storm damage and ambulances in the one map! Very useful.
Still doesn’t give you alerts on phone they say been fixed but hasn’t
Have seen last update was a year ago, and when opened just says loading data and nothing other than map is displayed.
When I am expected to get there so called notifications on any incidents. Terrible app
The app is good for incident alerts. However a lot of information seems to on tweeter which is ashamed if you don’t want a tweeter account. Also map is useless gives no information on how big and where the fires are.
Highly recommend people of Canberra download this app, so helpful/useful!!:)
So I rang SES more than 24 hours ago and no one showed up..: No phone call .. nothing.. I actually seen them coming out of the club... Thank you so much my window has been fixed by housing
