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This app provides real-time seismic activity information for Puerto Rico and globally. It includes an interactive map with layers for earthquakes, tsunami zones, and assembly points, along with educational content and news updates.
What's New in earthquakePR
2.1.0
October 24, 2023
- Various minor design refinements throughout the app - Bug fixes and performance improvements - earthquakePR is now available for iPads - Emergency Services Directory added to Library
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What is earthquakePR?
earthquakePR is a free application designed to provide real-time information on seismic activity in Puerto Rico and around the world. It features an interactive map, search capabilities, and an educational library.
Does earthquakePR have ads?
No, earthquakePR is ad-free. The app is designed to provide an uninterrupted user experience for staying informed about seismic events.
What devices is earthquakePR available on?
earthquakePR is available for iPhone and iPad devices. It is designed to be accessible on Apple's mobile platforms.
How often is earthquakePR updated?
The latest version of earthquakePR is 2.1.0, last updated on October 24, 2023. New features are regularly added to enhance the app's functionality and information.
What is the age rating for earthquakePR?
earthquakePR has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for children and adults, providing accessible information on seismic events.
Can I search for earthquakes by date or magnitude in earthquakePR?
Yes, the Earthquake Finder feature in earthquakePR allows you to search for earthquake events by date, magnitude, or place, providing detailed information on past seismic activity.
Does earthquakePR offer information on tsunami safety?
Yes, earthquakePR includes multiple map layers for tsunami zones and tsunami sirens, along with an educational library covering tsunami content to help users prepare.
Is earthquakePR available in Spanish?
Yes, earthquakePR is available in both English and Spanish, making it accessible to a wider audience, particularly the residents of Puerto Rico.




