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Here are some universal cell phone etiquette tips to keep in mind: Although it may be tempting, avoid texting during face-to-face conversations; Avoid accepting calls when you are in the middle of a face-to-face conversation; Avoid discussing personal topics in an area where others may hear you;

Have Some Courtesy Silence the phone whenever you're spending time with anyone. ... Hidden phones are forgotten phones. ... Step away if you do need to take a call. ... Shhh! ... Pause before sending emails, texts, or social media posts. ... Don't use your phone and drive. ... Don't let your mobile device become a social hindrance.

Avoid talking about personal or confidential topics in a public place. If it must be on and it could bother others, use the "silent" mode and move away to talk. Don't make calls in a library, theater, church, or from your table in a restaurant. Don't text during class or a meeting at your job.

Tips for using cell phones at work Review your workplace's cell phone policy. ... Use your phone for work purposes. ... Keep your phone in your desk drawer. ... Keep noise at a respectful level. ... Let personal calls go to voicemail. ... Make important calls in a private area. ... Keep your focus on the speakers during meetings.

Phone Etiquette Answer the call within three rings. Immediately introduce yourself. Speak clearly. Only use speakerphone when necessary. Actively listen and take notes. Use proper language. Remain cheerful. Ask before putting someone on hold or transferring a call.

Phone Etiquette Answer the call within three rings. Immediately introduce yourself. Speak clearly. Only use speakerphone when necessary. Actively listen and take notes. Use proper language. Remain cheerful. Ask before putting someone on hold or transferring a call.

7 tips to keep you and your phone safe Use a passcode on your phone. ... Keep your phone with you. ... Don't use public WiFi. ... Check what data your apps can use. ... Add an ICE (In Case of Emergency) contact number to your phone. ... Be careful who you add or talk to. ... Think before you share or save something.