I didn't give my phone to my relative who wanted to tamper with it, isn't the phone personal space?

[Androm]

accused me of hiding something

[msc545]

It is completely normal and understandable to want to protect your personal space, including your phone, from being tampered with by others. Your phone is a personal device that likely contains private information, such as texts, emails, and photos, and it is your right to decide who has access to it and what they can do with it.

If you feel that a relative or anyone else is trying to invade your personal space or tamper with your phone without your permission, it is important to set boundaries and communicate your needs and boundaries clearly. You can say something like "I appreciate your interest in my phone, but I prefer to keep it private. I would rather not share it with you at this time."

It's important to remember that you have the right to decide who has access to your personal space and devices, and it is okay to say no if you do not feel comfortable sharing them. It is also important to respect the personal space and boundaries of others.

[AviatorTom]

Smart move... yes, your phone us your personal private space

[Wicked_Witch]

It’s your property. If you don’t want others looking through it that should be respected.

[AmeerX]

You did the right thing but with parents it can be a hard thing to hide

[Summeroflove]

Well if you’re not a child then it’s your phone

[ChefPapiChulo]

that person is in the wrong 100%.

[TallAnon]

I agree