Cell phone etiquette refers to using cell phones without it becoming a hindrance for the people around. These involve speaking softly, regulating how much time one spends on their phone, and selecting the phone mode depending on the setting one is in. For instance, it is good to have the phone on silent in movie theatres, meetings, hospitals/clinics, libraries, workplaces, etc.  It is also a good practice to avoid using the phone or reaching out for it again and again when with someone. When taking a call in a public place, one may want to be careful of the language they use or the information they give out to avoid unwanted attention or a more serious problem. Cell phones should be avoided in classrooms, lectures, workshops, roads, and other places where one is expected to be attentive.