The PRO version is available through a one-time in-app purchase, not a subscription. This means you'll have lifetime access to the PRO features without any additional charges. If you decide you no longer need the app, you can simply discontinue its use or disable the push notification features.
To access the PRO features on your new or additional device without an extra charge, please use the "RESTORE PREVIOUS PURCHASE" option located at the bottom of the upgrade screen in the app. It's crucial to ensure that you're logged in with the same iTunes account you originally used to make the purchase. This action will restore your PRO version access on your new or additional iOS device.
The symbol colors indicate how recently an earthquake occurred:
Location names, including country names, are automatically determined based on the earthquake epicenter's latitude and longitude coordinates. However, given the complexity of geographical boundaries, this automated process may lead to inaccuracies. If you observe any discrepancies, please do not hesitate to contact us. We assure you that any inaccuracies are unintentional.
If you're not receiving notifications, first ensure that you have granted the app the necessary permissions. When reviewing the app settings, a popup should prompt you to fix the permissions if needed. Next, test the notification feature by navigating to "App Settings" --> "Advanced" --> "Push Notification Test." You should receive three different notifications within a few seconds. Lastly, check that your notification filters are set according to your preferences. For testing purposes, you might want to configure the filter for a wider area and a lower magnitude threshold.
This phenomenon is completely normal. The initial values provided in notifications can be preliminary or automatic estimates. As agencies gather more data, they may confirm these initial estimates or update them with new, slightly different values. This iterative process ensures the accuracy of the information provided.
The delivery of push notifications about earthquakes depends on the public data availability from various agencies, which is unfortunately often delayed. Our app is designed for informational purposes only and is not an early warning system. We strive to send notifications as promptly as possible upon receiving new earthquake information. However, agencies typically take a few minutes to review and release data after an earthquake occurs. This delay varies across different territories, and there's limited capacity for the app to expedite this process at the moment.
The vertical blue line indicates that the event's epicenter is offshore, in the water. The vertical yellow line signifies that the event data is preliminary or an automatic estimate and has not yet been confirmed.