Cell Phone Security: Are YOU Doing These 16 Things to Protect Your Phone While Traveling?

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  @NoraDunn · 2 years ago (edited) · pinned

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  @TeamD2012 · 2 years ago (edited)

  I used to work in retail. I’d regularly see peep’s social security cards IN their wallet &amp; I would strongly suggest to them to leave that at home &nbsp;(i’d lean in &amp; whisper to them). “Why.” was in the inevitable dumb answer 🤦🏼‍♀️. I’m like if i saw it by accident, someone with bad intentions would see it, steal their wallet &amp; they’d be a ID victim. &nbsp;They’d poo poo me. I tried to keep them safe…

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  @annewilliams2020 · 2 years ago

  I accidentally left my cell phone in a rental car. By the time I got to the rental car, it was not there. I only memorized one phone number - my husband’s cell. Now I travel with a list of phone numbers. Shout out to the Delta gate rep that allowed me to use her cell phone to call my cell phone company to declare my cell phone was lost and ship me a new one. Thank you for these tips!!!! &nbsp;Now subscribed.

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  @Drewbydrew · 2 years ago (edited)

  Regarding the last tip, you can buy “USB data blockers” which are little USB adapters that simply have the data wires removed, and will only let power go to the device, making it physically impossible for a “juice-jacking” attack. I keep a USB-A version and a USB-C version in my travel pouch. Those public charging ports can be handy!

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  @susanwestfall2051 · 2 years ago

  I have had a small PacSafe crossbody bag for years. It has traveled almost as many miles as I have!

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  @Thealanmills · 1 year ago

  Such a good video. Delivered without silly voices or pointless pictures, gifs or movie clips. Brilliant. Thank you!

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  @andreschusan6086 · 2 years ago

  Scammers are everywhere and it literally sucks that people are getting fooled. Safe travels everyone and of course, much obliged for the info Ms. Nora.

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  @bballerforever · 2 years ago

  Thanks for the tips!<br>Decoy phone - haven’t used one.<br>Decoy wallet - I have used this in areas of high pickpocket potential. Using an old or cheap wallet filled with a couple dollars and fake credit cards (like the paper ones that sometime come w credit card solicitations, nothing w my name or ID on them). &nbsp;Keep the real wallet in a cross body bag under my shirt or jacket.

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  @sunsetatshabooms4558 · 2 years ago

  Thank you for these tip and not referring to cell phones as Iphones. To many people do videos on cell phones and constantly refer to it as an Iphone. Not everyone wants an Iphone.

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  @deniseyoung3738 · 2 years ago

  My work cell phone has facial recognition with a pin back up. &nbsp;Our Security guy recommends turning off the facial recognition when going through airport security. &nbsp;He has heard of cases of the thief grabbing the phone, swiping and holding it up to your face and then running off with the unlocked phone.<br><br>Thanks for all the tips, I think just being aware is the biggest advantage.

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  @Lexus3377 · 2 years ago

  This is exact video I was looking for

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  @chrislewisking6667 · 2 years ago

  Thank you for sharing your expertise! I only charge my powerbank, not my phone, in public places.

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