Latest Earthquakes - World
Quake Alerts, Map & Tracker
About
Stay informed about seismic activity with real-time earthquake data and community feedback. Receive personalized alerts, track aftershocks, and view global statistics. Customize your monitoring with multiple zones and smart filters.
What's New in Latest Earthquakes
1.0.10
November 5, 2026
• Security update: the components that protect your connections were updated • Fixed a crash that could occur when opening earthquake details
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FAQ
Does Latest Earthquakes have ads?
Yes, Latest Earthquakes contains advertisements. As it is a free application, ads are displayed to support its development and maintenance.
What is the rating for Latest Earthquakes?
Latest Earthquakes has an excellent rating of 5.0 stars based on 2 user reviews. This indicates a very positive user sentiment.
What devices does Latest Earthquakes support?
Latest Earthquakes is currently supported on iPhone devices. It is designed to leverage the capabilities of the iOS platform.
How often is Latest Earthquakes updated?
The latest version of Latest Earthquakes was released on November 5, 2026. While specific update frequency isn't detailed, this indicates ongoing development and support.
What is the age rating for Latest Earthquakes?
Latest Earthquakes has an age rating of 4+. This means it is considered suitable for children aged 4 and older, with no mature content.
Where does Latest Earthquakes get its data?
The application sources its information from the USGS Earthquake Hazards Program. It focuses on global USGS data rather than regional agency feeds.
Can I set up alerts for specific regions with Latest Earthquakes?
Yes, Latest Earthquakes allows you to monitor up to 5 zones, which can be your current location, preset cities, or areas selected on a map. You can also apply smart filters for time, magnitude, and specific regions like Turkey or worldwide.
Does Latest Earthquakes offer offline functionality?
The description does not explicitly mention offline functionality. However, real-time data feeds typically require an active internet connection to display the latest earthquake information.
