Check out this great video by Provident Preppers where Jonathan and Kylene Jones discuss emergency communication options when your cell phone isn’t working. They cover:
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How to prepare your cell phone as an emergency tool, including creating ICE (In Case of Emergency) contacts, storing maps and plans, and using water-resistant cases and alternative chargers.
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One-way communication methods like TV, AM/FM radio, NOAA Weather Radio, shortwave radio, and emergency alert systems.
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Two-way communication options including landlines, satellite phones, Voice over IP (VoIP), family radios (FRS/GMRS), Citizen Band (CB) radios, and amateur (ham) radio.
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The importance of backup power sources and protecting devices from EMP (electromagnetic pulse) events.
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How amateur radio communities often provide valuable support during emergencies.
The video emphasizes that communication saves lives and encourages you to develop and practice a family emergency communication plan.
Watch the full video on their channel for detailed tips and practical advice on staying connected when it matters most!