Google is launching an earthquake early warning system in Greece and New Zealand. The blog post wrote: “Today, we announced the expansion of the Android Earthquake Alerts System to provide detection and alert functions for Android users who live in countries/regions without early warning and alert systems.”
Android product manager Boone Spooner said: “Google said that it is launching Android earthquake warning systems in Greece and New Zealand. Users who do not want to receive these warnings can turn them off in the device settings.”
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Spooner further said: “In New Zealand and Greece, the working principle of warning sirens is to use most Android smartphones built-in accelerometer to detect indicate seismic waves earthquakes might occur if the phone detects that it believes may be the shock of the earthquake, it is.
Send the signal to our earthquake detection server and the approximate location of the shock. The server then obtains this information from many phones to determine whether the earthquake has occurred, where it happened, and what its magnitude is.”
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