Privacy Guide

How to Contact a Stranger Safely in Pakistan When You Found Something

You found someone's wallet, bag, or keys. You want to return it. But giving out your phone number or calling a stranger feels risky. Here is a better way.

The Privacy Problem with Returning Lost Items

When someone finds an item with a phone number written on it, both parties face a privacy problem. The finder is sharing their number with a stranger. The owner is publicly exposing their number to anyone who picks up the item. Neither feels fully safe.

How Anonymous Contact Works with QR Tags

When a Nishaaan tag is on the item, the finder scans it, enters their name and phone number, and is shown a contact button. The call or WhatsApp message is routed through an anonymous bridge. The owner receives a notification with the finder's details. Nobody's real number is shared.

• Finder scans the QR code with any smartphone camera. No app needed.
• Finder enters their own name and phone number.
• Finder taps WhatsApp or Call to connect with the owner.
• Owner receives an email with finder's name, phone, and GPS location.
• No real phone numbers are ever directly exchanged.

For Owners: Why You Should Add a QR Tag to Your Valuables

A QR tag replaces the old practice of writing your number on a label. It is private, traceable, and works better for everyone involved. You can see every scan, block unwanted contacts, and always stay in control of who can reach you.