All cell phones in the U.S will play an extremely loud sound on Wednesday as part of a nationwide emergency alert test

Conducted by FEMA, this alarm is testing out the Emergency Alert System as an effort to ensure that all electronic devices receive national distaste warnings within a 10-minute period. 

The alert will play on every electronic device, including cell phones, televisions, and radios. 

To tame the fire before it sparked, TikToker NoahClennCarter issued a warning to all cell phone users about an upcoming nationwide test by FEMA.

The test will take place at 2:20 p.m. ET on Wednesday, October 4th. Though noises from your electronic device may be loud for a duration of 30 minutes, FEMA will be assessing the nationwide Emergency Alert System as well as Wireless Emergency Alerts. As one of the most used electronics worldwide, the cell phone has proved to be a necessity. Not only that, but they assist in both emergencies and work-related services on a 24/7 basis.

Televisions and radios are also frequently used by people across the globe. And if one stops working, electronic users usually go berserk, as the device tends to aid in stress relief from its many capabilities.

Though not being able to use your handheld device or entertainment system may cause hysteria, users all over will have to abide by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) on October 4th, as all cell phones, televisions, and radios will be going through a nationwide test.