What do you do when someone borrows your phone on the street?

Ask the other person's intentions first, and if it's going to be a **, take him to the nearest security office or something nearby, and let him do what he wants to do with my phone. Don't let him walk away from you with his phone.

First of all, look at this person, if he is really in a hurry, and it is a **, you can lend it to him, but if you use something that requires a verification code, you have to be careful.

No matter what he says, I won't borrow it. I'll excuse myself by saying I'm in a hurry and walk away.

If the person who wants to borrow my phone and I see that the person is good at first sight, then I will lend my phone to that person. Otherwise, he will be rejected.

In the current society, it is still necessary to be cautious about being borrowed from a mobile phone, after all, there are too many fraudsters now, if you really encounter this situation, you can let him go to the ** kiosk.

If someone on the street wants to borrow my phone, it depends on the situation, if it's an adult, I'm not at ease, but I won't stop giving him the phone if it's a child, but if it's a child, I'll give him a phone.

When someone picks up my phone on the street, I will tell him that there is a kiosk or a public office next to it, and I won't lend it to him, because I'm afraid he will run away with my phone.

When I meet someone on the street who borrows my mobile phone, I usually don't lend her my mobile phone, because many of them are ** now.

If someone borrows my mobile phone on the street, under normal circumstances, I will not lend it to them, because this society is too chaotic, and I am afraid of encountering **.

I will choose to observe his appearance to see if he is a suspicious person, and then choose whether to lend him a mobile phone or not.

When someone on the street borrowed my phone, I usually don't borrow it, I can ask him to contact him with the number. Now in society, I'm afraid of running away with my phone.

If someone on the street asks me to borrow a phone to call, I will lend him a phone. But I would watch him pull out the ** number and not let him out of my sight. Or I will call him and pick him up after he gets through, but in the process of him picking up**, I won't let him out of my sight.

Of course, some people may say that my ** will involve privacy, well, if you leave my sight, I won't lend you my phone. I don't think people who are usually cheating money or snatching mobile phones will agree to my request.

I won't borrow, now **so much, if you are not careful, you will be deceived, you must be careful everywhere. It's not that I'm not helpful, it's not that I'm unloving, it's that I'm really afraid of being deceived.

I borrowed it in the non-smart phone era before....I don't usually borrow it now! Would you lend your wallet? However, if you meet a child or hold a child, you will help call, if you are wearing headphones, you can help dial the headphones to borrow, and the mobile phone still has to be in your hand.

I won't borrow, there are so many small shops on the street that you can use for public **, why should you find a stranger to borrow a mobile phone, it's okay to borrow you two dollars to play**.

Depending on the situation, if it is an elderly person or a child, it will definitely be borrowed, if it is a young person, a woman can borrow it, the risk is smaller, and if you run, you should be able to catch up normally. If it's a man, it's risky, if it's really urgent, you can borrow a call, but the phone must be held by me, and I can talk to him hands-free. In a word, it depends on the actual situation.

I will borrow, once on the high-speed train, there was an old man sitting opposite, and he went back to his hometown to visit relatives alone. When I go out, my children are not at ease, and they want to borrow me to use it, report safety to my children, and pay me ** fee. I said no, the old man can beat him casually.

He took out a slip of paper with the number of his children's **, and I dialed ** for him. Who can go out without a difficulty?

If you don't borrow it, I can't say why you don't borrow it. I remember one time when I was in Guangzhou, there were not many people on the road, and a very tall, simple-looking and beautiful girl kept borrowing her mobile phone on the side of the road, and no one else borrowed it, so I didn't borrow it. Two hours later, I passed on that road again, and she was still borrowing her phone, and when she asked me, she recognized me halfway through the conversation, and then she calmly turned around and asked someone else to borrow it.

Later, I encountered it a few times in Guangzhou.

If I'm alone on the street and someone asks me to borrow my phone to make a call. I would politely refuse or say that the phone is out of battery, because this person is a bad person, and I have no companions, and the phone will definitely not be able to be retrieved. If I'm on the street with my buddy and someone asks me to borrow a phone to call, I'll lend it to him and tell him to call ** in front of me to prevent him from slipping away.

I met once, about 10 o'clock in the evening, I was running in Sun Yat-sen University with a few friends, and I was met by an old woman, dressed in black and wearing a hat, she said that she came to look for her daughter, but her mobile phone was dropped, and her daughter could not be contacted. asked me to lend her my phone to make a **, originally, I was about to take out my phone, but my friend directly told her that she didn't bring her mobile phone. After the old woman had passed, my friend told me

What if she wasn't alone? She took your mobile phone and ran, shouting to grab the mobile phone while running, and then pulled out the mobile phone card, who do you believe? Besides, maybe she still has accomplices.

Now that I think about it, I was really too innocent at that time, and fortunately I had friends by my side, otherwise I don't know how big a shadow it would be.