Android users in Ukraine get a feature no one but Putin wants needed

Android users in Ukraine receive air raid alerts on their phones

In addition to adding native air raid alerts to Android in Ukraine, Google has promoted the use of third-party air raid alert apps in the Play Store.
The Ukrainian government asked Google to develop this feature to complement the country’s system. The data used by Google to warn Ukrainians to find a safe place quickly comes from alerts that Ukraine sends itself.
We imagine that Google also sees the Russian people as a victim (although obviously not to the same extreme as the Ukrainians), and as long as it doesn’t accept payments for search, Gmail and YouTube, it feels that it should not deprive the Russians use these applications.
Google also offers businesses in countries bordering Ukraine the option to include information in their business profile in Google Maps and Google Search about whether they offer services to Ukrainian refugees. Hotel companies display on their company profiles whether they offer Ukrainian refugees free or discounted accommodation.
UScellular is allowing its subscribers to make free calls to and from Ukraine until March 31.
Apple also followed Google in shutting down some Apple Maps features in Ukraine, including Live Traffic. This prevents Ukrainian citizens from being tracked by Russian forces.