NINA - Die Warn-App des BBK

C Riebe

Edit: Es wurde schnell angepasst! Bei real existierendem Gewitter je 2 Warnungen für 2 Gebiete gekriegt und ein Hinweis auf den DWD. Vielen Dank! Old Review: Ist ja an sich ganz OK, aber sobald in der Nähe von Berlin ein Blitz auftaucht oder sich die Luft schneller bewegt, gibt es alle 20 Minuten eine völlig übertriebene Warnung vor SCHWEREM GEWITTER und Sturm und was weiß ich. Da braucht es mehr Finetuning, wann eine Meldung raus gegeben wird.

Maximillian Romus

I like the idea of the app, but the spam is enormous. It sends warning for the same storm every couple of seconds. So far I have 19 for today's rain and it isn't even done yet.

scorpion3013

Die Cache Dateien werden sehr groß über die Zeit

S.L. Haunz

Installed on a new Samsung A33 phone and can't get past the first start up of the app. Continually get a failure by registration, no matter what I do. A shame as I always liked this app. Edited to add: Thanks to the tip given by the people at NINA, it is working now. Vielen Dank!

Milena Janiczek

App is useless. Interface is in English, but all information in the app are in German. Implementing a simple auto translation like google translate would be sufficient.

TheProblemChild

A+

limehouse seven

Good to have for any and all warnings, be it storms to public awareness.

D Mit

Easy to use

Henry

Not directly useful for tourists that don't know Deutsch. 🤷‍♂️ Some parts are translated, but VERY little, not even alert types. You'd think they would just throw it through an auto translator, but you have to do it yourself with a trick. You can't copy and paste in the app, so you have to do it while on the recent apps page.

Piotr Staniów

Majority of warnings are only available in German, even though in theory the application offers English language as a choice, in practice most warnings come completely untranslated. It's rather egregious that an app so critical to residents health and well-being ignores the simple undeniable fact that many immigrants don't speak at all or speak poorly the German language. Is this a way of saying we don't care what happens to you if you don't speak the language?