Does taking away the mobile phone after death have any effect on the living?

When a person dies, he takes away the things he had before he died, hoping that he could continue to get used to the original way on the other side, and get used to it on the other side, and be happy, which is a kind of hope and sustenance for the living, and there are some superstitious thoughts, in fact, there is no right or wrong, and it will not have an impact, but it is a kind of spiritual comfort and sustenance for the living, so under normal circumstances, the dead person will be allowed to take away the things he used to use before his death, which is normal. In other words, after a person dies, taking away the mobile phone before death is normal, and it has no effect on the living, but completes the hope and mourning for the dead, which is more helpful mentally.

When a person dies, he or she takes away his or her mobile phone. It has no effect on the living. Now that they're all gone. Just let him take it! So he has a cell phone over there.

Take away your own mobile phone before you die; Accompany him, so that he is not lonely, and what needs to contact you has no effect on the living.

Influential. After a few years, you can get through this**.

Thank you for your question.

Taking away the mobile phone after death has no effect on the living person, and a person's mobile phone actually has many secrets of this.

It doesn't matter. One, don't be too superstitious.

Second, it is all psychological.

Third, whether to take away or not to take away is just to seek a kind of comfort.

So, don't worry, it doesn't matter.

There is no impact. It is normal for a person to take away some of their belongings after death, and it will not affect the living.

What can a person take with him when he dies? To put it bluntly, he can't take anything with him except himself, don't think too much, if you die, you will die, and if you die, it can affect the living, don't you think he died too great? It's good to live in peace.

It didn't matter, he just took his stuff with him.

There is no effect, some people who believe in superstition will say something strange.

There was no effect, he just took his own stuff!

No, I can't hear you when I call **.

After a person dies, you can directly log out the entire mobile phone, and you can cancel the mobile phone as a souvenir, or you can let the people in your family use it.

I think it should be kept, because it is a relic left by one's loved ones, which can be used or put away, and will be remembered by the living.

When a person dies, the phone is kept by a loved one. There are also those who will bury the phone in the ground with the dead person after they die.

Hello. Can a mobile phone be used by someone else after a person dies? Hello.

Can a mobile phone be used by someone else after a person dies? After a person dies, what to do with the mobile phone, I think: if the mobile phone is good, and it is a smartphone, there must be a lot of things in it that the elderly have painstakingly stored.

Then we should save it, and when we miss the old man, we can look through it and disturb our sorrows. If it is an elderly mobile phone, there is nothing worth preserving the slow posture and aftertaste, as a handmade item for the elderly, just put it in the old man's longevity and bury it. Of course, when you bury yourself, you must destroy all the names in the ** book, otherwise, it is a very unlucky thing to bring the names of these people into the underworld.

If the mobile phone is expensive, in good condition, and there is no old man's ** or other things that can be recalled, you can keep it for yourself or sell it as an old mobile phone in exchange for a little economic benefit.

Summary. In most cases, a dead phone can no longer be used, even if it is left in its original state. Because mobile phones generally require authorization authentication such as account password or fingerprint before they can be unlocked for use.

Of course, if you have a relevant will or power of attorney that authorizes another person to use your phone, then another person can use your phone. But in most cases, the phone cannot be used by someone else after the person dies. At the same time, it is recommended to dispose of the mobile phones of juniors or relatives as soon as possible to avoid troubles caused by privacy and other issues.

In most cases, even if the person dies and the hand is left in the original state, it can no longer be used. Because mobile phones generally require authorization authentication such as account password or fingerprint before they can be unlocked for use. Of course, if you have a relevant will or power of attorney that authorizes another person to use your phone, then the other person can use your hand to sell the Sakura machine.

But in most cases, the phone cannot be used by someone else after the person dies. At the same time, it is recommended to dispose of the mobile phones of juniors or relatives as soon as possible to avoid troubles caused by privacy and other issues.

The phone is already nothing, and the phone is flashed.

That's usable.

But psychologically, I always feel like I don't know what's going on.

If you root or flash your phone, it may affect the normal use of your phone and you may lose your warranty service. After flashing, there may be various problems with the phone, such as frequent crashes, freezes, inability to turn on, network connection problems, etc., because the system of different mobile phone brands and models is different, and the corresponding slow driver needs to be adapted after flashing to operate normally. Some apps may also not work properly on the flashed phone, causing inconvenience to use.

It is normal for the use of a loved one's mobile phone to bring a certain amount of psychological burden and emotional stress. This feeling may be related to the grief, grief, and reluctance of a loved one, and it can also involve unpleasant memories of using your loved one's phone, making you not want to open and use the phone. To alleviate this psychological discomfort, here are a few things you can try:

1.Find the right time and place to quietly think and observe your emotional response, and recognize and understand the ** and meaning of this feeling. 2.

Show ** and information about the life and work of your loved ones, let yourself remember and cherish your loved ones, and relieve your psychological burden and pressure. 3.Talk to your family, friends, psychologist or religious leader, talk about your feelings and emotions, and with their support and help, gradually accept this fact and slowly use your phone in your own way and rhythm.

In conclusion, dealing with the cell phone issue of losing a loved one is a process of slow adaptation and adjustment. If you feel you need help and support, you can seek help from psychological and social services resources to help you move on from your pain and regain confidence and strength in life.