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Don't believe I've ever rated an app, even the ones I really like, but today's the day: Downloaded the free version, only took me a few minutes to realize that the important settings can't be made unless you pay, i.e., Magnitude, how far from my location, can only chose ONE location, for instance my daughter lives in California, I don't but wanted to add hers along with where I live. Don't seem to be able to do that. *Which technically wouldn't need to if the area where one can usually specify how far from where they live, can be added, i.e., "Up to 800 miles from my location". I'm amazed this app is being rated anywhere near as good as it has.

Installed several earthquake apps to evaluate them. This one gets a second star because it was one of the first to report a recent earthquake. Otherwise it would be one star because of lack of configuration and filter options. Apparently you have to upgrade to the paid pro version to get those. But from the ads for it even the paid version doesn’t appear to have a tenth of the options available in other, free, apps. Recommend looking elsewhere if you’re not going to buy.

This app has potential. Great locating, easy to view when map options are low, tectonic fault only that do define strike/slip or subduction and appears up to date w/i few minutes. Challenges: map a bit too generic needs terrain relief(not aerial) standard illustration like on old maps. The earthquake points could be exaggerated a bit more as to size of quake. Color scheme is lost when adding population density which should be a blue scheme or grey scheme not the same as quakes. All faults, volcanos and hot springs should be noted in map too. Lastly a history button for locations pulled up that either integrates with a site like USGS or even just to a search engine and allow you to chose. This is the free version and I didn’t see any of this advertised for premium so until I see ideas such as these or better I won’t go premium. Cheers