Madonna in Brazil: see tips on how to protect your cell phone during the show

The show Madonna at the Rio de Janeirowhich takes place this Saturday (4), promises an audience of 1.5 million of people. With all this crowd, the risk of something happening to your belongings is high.

Therefore, it is necessary to prepare yourself to avoid having your cell phone stolen or damaged before, during or after the Queen of Pop’s performance. Here are some tips that can help you.

Avoid carrying your cell phone in your hand

The capital of Rio de Janeiro is not one of the safest cities in the country, so it is not advisable to keep the device in your hand while walking down the street.

If you need to consult an app, make a call or send messages, remember to enter a safe establishment to do so and stay alert to the movement of the place.

Download the Celular Seguro BR app

The Federal Government’s software serves as a “bridge” to the cell phone operator. With it, you can block bank numbers and applications, preventing unauthorized access to the device’s applications.

To activate it, you must register using the gov.br system profile. Within Celular Seguro BR it is possible to record the occurrence of theft or loss of the cell phone and register trusted people, who can make reports in your place if it is not possible to access a computer or other device.

Protect or delete finance apps

If it is not possible to temporarily delete your banking platforms, reduce the limit for transactions with the device, such as credit and debit card operations, bill payments and transfers via PIX. Furthermore, it is recommended to leave a low amount in the account to avoid theft of large amounts.

However, it is best to delete these applications on the day of the presentation to avoid major problems.

Write down the device’s IMEI

With this number, it is possible to block the device and file a police report more easily if it is stolen.

To find it, simply type “*#06#” into your cell phone dialer and the IMEI number will automatically appear on the screen. If that doesn’t work, another option is, on Android, to go to Settings > About phone. On iOS, go to Settings > General > About.