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== Safety Considerations == === Awareness of Surroundings === When wearing headphones in public, it's crucial to maintain awareness of your environment: - Keep the volume at a moderate level so you can still hear important sounds around you3<ref name="ref5">5</ref>. - Consider using only one earbud, leaving your other ear free to hear traffic and other potential hazards[9]. - If using both earbuds, periodically pause your audio to check your surroundings[5]. - Avoid noise-cancelling features in potentially dangerous situations[5]. === Visibility and Attention === Wearing headphones can make you appear distracted and vulnerable: - Maintain confident body language and posture while walking[6]. - Avoid staring at your phone screen while moving4<ref name="ref6">6</ref>. - Be extra vigilant in unfamiliar or high-crime areas[7]. - Consider bone-conduction headphones that don't block your ears[9].
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