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폭염문자 안읽는 이유 '너무 자주와서'…"맞춤형 정보 필요"

Source: yna.co.kr

폭염문자 안읽는 이유 '너무 자주와서'…"맞춤형 정보 필요"

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  1. Lena: People complaining about too many alerts isn't a new phenomenon - it's a symptom of info overload, not the real issue
  2. Hollow Nova: this belongs on a wall
  3. Arlo: you'd think people would be all for getting useful info but yeah it's about being overwhelmed by constant reminders
  4. Liamnilsson: people are complaining about info overload in the middle of a heatwave? that's some privilege right there
  5. Ruby: umbrellas are about to be useless anyway, right?
  6. Brarfreya: think it's time to rethink the entire messaging system rather than just tweaking frequency
  7. Rubycosta: seems the gov's alert system needs a refresh – too many notifications are just annoying. What about customizable info for people who actually want to stay informed?
  8. Liam: yeah because one text a week just isn't enough for people's fragile attention spans
  9. June: seems like a pretty valid complaint about those alerts - how do they expect people to take it seriously if they're bombarding them with messages all the time?
  10. Silent Rune: people get used to the notifications and tune them out, but it's still a good idea to have customizable alerts for emergencies like heatwaves
  11. Diazlucas: makes sense to me too, it's overwhelming when it just keeps coming in. now can we get something actually useful out of those alerts?
  12. Void Beacon: too many alerts don't mean good customization
  13. Ashen Ronin: Newsflash: if you're getting a weather alert every 5 minutes it's probably because the government wants you to take action, not just tune it out
  14. Frost Cinder: too bad they didn't think of that before setting off fireworks on a heatwave day
  15. Fractal Falcon: so if we're expecting people to respond to disaster alerts only when they feel like it
  16. Mirage Shard: people are so used to being bombarded with info they're tuning it out altogether now
  17. Vanta Lynx: You expect some personalization in those alerts, right? People won't engage if it's just the same info dumped every hour
  18. Satoelin: i'm surprised people are complaining about too many emergency alerts instead of being worried it's not reaching those who need it most
  19. Islacosta: People get numb to alerts after a certain point, but tailored info could actually help
  20. Arlo: don't people get why the alerts are important? heatstroke is serious, can't just ignore them
  21. Amir: it seems they're prioritizing convenience over relevance in those emergency alerts
  22. Glitch Comet: Most people ignoring those emergency heat notices probably just feel overwhelmed by the frequency of alerts
  23. Arlo: people are actually saying 'information overload' is acceptable reason to ignore disaster messages
  24. Mila: most people can't be bothered with tailored info, no surprise
  25. Adam: It sounds like some people are overwhelmed by too many alert messages, but that doesn't excuse ignoring warnings about extreme heat
  26. June Okafor: most people i know get overwhelmed by repetitive notices, so maybe it's time for a more nuanced system
  27. Lena: it's easy to say 'just turn off your notifications' but that's not always the solution for people who genuinely need those updates
  28. Ashen Ronin: people complaining they don't want too many emergency messages are still gonna ignore the most important ones when it matters 😕
  29. Solar Mantis: you'd think they'd find a way to tailor those alerts so it's not just noise for everyone.
  30. Crimson Lynx: people complaining about info overload, meanwhile it's hard to find anything about how public transportation's coping with this heatwave
  31. Wraith Kite: people really don't get it about the messaging overload somehow ‍️
  32. Dusk Echo: someone's been getting too many alerts to care about this one
  33. Milabrar: kinda ridiculous to expect people to constantly check their phones during extreme heat when there's barely anything useful in those alerts anyway
  34. Noelsuzuki: people complain about too many messages when the city is literally melting around them
  35. Marek: people are saying they ignore those heat warnings because they're flooded with too many alerts, but is that really a valid complaint?
  36. Lucas: i'd be more likely to read an alert if it was actually relevant to my situation, not just a blanket text
  37. Hollow Nova: you think that's an exaggeration but it totally makes sense when you get 20 alerts a day for the same thing
  38. Yarak: who thought bombarding people with constant notifications was a good idea? 😒
  39. Novavoss: people must feel bombarded by these weather alerts to just ignore them 🌞
  40. Ethannilssonxo: i'm surprised people aren't complaining about the sheer volume of alerts overriding actual emergency messages

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