National Emergency Alert Test on Wednesday: What You Need to Know

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The upcoming emergency alert test in the United States could pose a danger to survivors of domestic abuse and those in risky situations who rely on hidden communication devices. While the test may be an annoyance for most people, it could potentially escalate abusive situations if abusers discover the hidden devices. Domestic violence organizations have issued warnings and advised survivors to turn off their devices during the test. It is crucial for at-risk individuals to take steps to protect their hidden devices year-round and seek help from organizations like the National Domestic Violence Hotline.
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