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From the above link:<br />
First tap open the Settings and then tap “More”.<br />
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In the More section, tap on “Emergency broadcasts<br />
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i saw pictures in article for an older version of android<br />
i can not find &quot;more&quot;
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From the above link:
First tap open the Settings and then tap “More”.

In the More section, tap on “Emergency broadcasts



i saw pictures in article for an older version of android
i can not find "more"

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Scroll down - it's under Networks. &nbsp;At least on my LG Android 6 phone.<br />
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Android is a highly customizeable system and there's no guarantee each implementation looks and works EXACTLY the same. &nbsp;You may have to hunt and poke around for the setting as the odds that someone else will respond to this question AND have the exact same phone.
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Scroll down - it's under Networks.  At least on my LG Android 6 phone.

Android is a highly customizeable system and there's no guarantee each implementation looks and works EXACTLY the same.  You may have to hunt and poke around for the setting as the odds that someone else will respond to this question AND have the exact same phone.

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android 6.0.1<br />
samsung galaxy s6 boost mobile (or sprint)<br />
SM-G920P<br />
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amber alert<br />
emergency alert<br />
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phone buzzes even on silent<br />
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how to disable
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android 6.0.1
samsung galaxy s6 boost mobile (or sprint)
SM-G920P

amber alert
emergency alert

phone buzzes even on silent


how to disable

disable amber emergency alert

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