Threat Monitoring
Threat Monitoring uses Risk Radar to alert you about crime, civil unrest, disasters, harsh weather, shutdowns, and other threats near your current location, recurring places, and travel routes.
Risk Radar monitors your real-time location, recurring locations such as home, work, school, and the gym, and the routes you travel between them.
It sends alerts about nearby riots, looting, murder, robbery, terrorism, natural disasters, harsh weather, shutdowns, and other events that may make a place or route unsafe.
As your location or route changes, Risk Radar updates the area being monitored so the alerts stay connected to where you are and where you are going.
What does Threat Monitoring watch?
It watches for threats near your real-time location, the places you visit regularly, and the routes you travel.
What kinds of alerts can it send?
Alerts can cover nearby riots, looting, murder, robbery, terrorism, natural disasters, harsh weather, shutdowns, and other threats that may affect a place or route.
Does Threat Monitoring cover travel routes?
Yes. Risk Radar checks the routes you travel and alerts you when a nearby event may make part of the route unsafe.