Unattended laptop in Shanghai | (Social Experiment)

Unattended laptop in Shanghai | Social Experiment #China
In this video i will leave my laptop in Shanghai city and will see how safe is shanghai china. i will go on a walk and and will come back after a while and see if someone stole it, touched it.
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[@waikeiauyeung2725]

If you are not coming back in another half an hour, I'm quite pretty sure that this man would ask the staff come over, checking your stuff then look for you. If you still not show up, shopping mall as well as police would be informed. They will then check the cctv, disperse staff to look for you in every corner until you are found. People will care about your safety instead of your valuables. That's the Chinese way in caring others. Hope you enjoy your stay. 😊

[@PChan-yt4uf]

I agree. He was actually watching his stuff for him. Hope he said thank you.

[@peterchern9447]

Absolutely right

[@peterchern9447]

You are wrong. They don't expect thank you. They are doing that, is because they feel that is their social responsibility. This happens in many other parts of China​@PChan-yt4uf

[@hongqingxiang3374]

🙏👍🙏

[@PChan-yt4uf]

@@peterchern9447 I agree they don't expect a thank you. But it's also good manners on the part of the vlogger to express it. And I was hoping he did have good manners. Why was I wrong?

[@kl9518]

In America people wouldn't steal your laptop too. They would go into an Apple store to take the latest model and as much as they can carry.

[@joyceching6487]

AMERICANS ABSOLUTELY LOVE THEIR FREEDOM TO STEAL. Chinese living under the EVIL CCP don't enjoy such privilege. 😊

[@stevenchen727]

Nah man. In many American cities a drugged out homeless guy will grab your shit the first chance he sees it's unattended.

[@lanzhang9623]

LOL😂

[@DC-qn4wz]

LOL!

[@dut5766]

In NYC disappear few second. So called shoplifter.

[@bfc4837]

I forgot my Ninebot balance scooter in front of a street grocery store for 48 hours in Shanghai. When I went back to look for it, it was still in the same place.

[@wt1318]

I am here in the US, California, Orange County...Just got back from the store...I was in line to check out...Saw a guy walked out without paying for the stuffs...I alerted the cashier that a guy is walking out without pay for the stuffs...The cashier said "there is nothing we can do"...And I said "This Is A Free Country".

[@shenshixing1949]

free😂

[@afroabroad]

You always could’ve stopped him yourself.

[@yonight6871]

China of Western Media:"Evil communist country.backward smoggy cities, where everyone still rides bicycles and wear grey old clothes because they are all poor and starving.The streets were full of police and soldiers.".The real China: "Very developed, cheap, cashless society, very green and environmentally friendly, very safe, no drugs or guns. no vagrants and thieves. The people are very friendly." It’s great to see your authentic shots of China in your videos.I am so impressed by this.

[@firefly4326]

This is the real deal of socialism where people behave for the greater good of society. Not Americans lie on freedom and democracy.

[@vincentoon]

if this is at malaysia i am sure you will lost your laptop in few minute. i am malaysian now living in china DONGGUAN . i had an experience once before in DONGGUAN. that day i was having a coffee with my friend in coffee house and i am using their socket to charge my power bank , but when i left i forget to take back. when i notice that it already pass one hour. so i went back to that coffee shop i realize that my power bank still there and no one was took it. actually this power bank is not the cheap one. its can also use for laptop , Mobil phone , Tablet 。so this is one of my experience and the other experience is i had one of my friend who is from Mexico and he is open a Mexican food in DONGGUAN and when he birthday he had invited lots of friend is all is foreigner came from different country. when he is asking to cut the cake , everyone is going to the restaurant and celebrate his birthday and one of his lady friend just left her hand bag at the out side table without anyone sit on that table. and i had ask his lady friend she dare to left her hand bag without any one on that table? she told me she feel safe to do this in china but not other country.😅😅😅

[@joy1ess]

it would be gone in a second in jakarta. it may even be gone with the owner sitting directly at the table.

[@fziyi]

WOW!

[@vincentoon]

@@joy1ess same as malaysia. even you with your stuff it will also lost without you notice

[@hshqcn]

保有安全意识还是被提倡的，因为完全依赖外部环境难保万一。送你一句古语，仓廪实而知礼节，衣食足而知荣辱。安全的社会需要经济发展、政治稳定、政府投入等很多方面协同作用。十几年前应该没人敢做这种实验，对比来看进步确实明显，所以我们的政府和领导者才能获得那么高的支持率。

[@vincentoon]

@@hshqcn 我说句真心话，中国从习主席上来以后，中国真的是改变太快了，而且发展真的比世界任何国家都快。过去1990年中国真的还不如马来西亚，但是今天的马来西亚反而慢了中国最少30年的发展。很多中国人一直说什么一党独大，我生活在一个所谓民主制度的国家，那又怎么样！说真的你可以看看那些所谓的民主国家今天的发展怎么样了！没有一个可以超越中国的！过去我父母回中国祭祖时，都会一直问问中国的亲戚需要带什么产品过来给他们，包括电视之类的。但是今天反倒回来，如果今天我们中国的亲戚过去马来西亚也会问问我家人需要什么电子产品😂😂😂😂😂。其实很多中国人不认可习主席的管理制度，但是中国14人口大国，不可能他可以做到都让14亿人都认同他的制度的。马来西亚人口才3000多万，我们都不会认同自己的政府制度，更何况中国！但是总体来说中国发展，经济，人民的收入全世界都是看到的。再说今天中国强大了，身为海外华侨的我们都感到自豪和骄傲。再说，我也可以说马来西亚华人都比中国人还爱中国。不是因为今天中国强大的原因，是因为我们虽然身在马来西亚但是我们的根永远都是在中国的，尤其是马来西亚老一辈的前辈。

[@directxxxx71]

China is now on par with or even better than Singapore in terms of safety and security.

[@chongeiktong3426]

Definitely.

[@JohnSmith-sm7ez]

Bullshit. Forced camps for millions is not safety. Still over 6000 yearly murders in China. And yearly large mass stabbings. Endless child kidnapping and still over 5 million modern day slaves .

[@JohnSmith-sm7ez]

No , forced camps is not safety. Over 6000 yearly murders and yearly large mass stabbings. Love Peng Shuai.

[@ZLL668]

​@JohnSmith-sm7ez you are full of shit.

[@user-xw6lq7yt7l]

@@JohnSmith-sm7ez Are you talking about the United States?

[@Vostocking]

That man perhaps sat there and waited to protect the computer and wait for the owner to arrive, perhaps to save some young man from later having problems with the police, since it is full of cameras there. Or a great patriot who didn't want someone from his country to make his country look bad. The Chinese have a great sense of patriotism and for the beautiful quiet and safe life they have, they are not going to risk themselves for a computer, on the other hand, in the United States, a life always suffered with little, you would have to buy a computer even before it hits the table

[@sdsdj626]

I sometimes have a hard time understanding the Western mindset, which can rise to political and ideological heights no matter what. It's a very strange way of thinking. That man had no idea that the laptop belonged to JJR Alex Cage.

[@Vostocking]

@@sdsdj626 From kindergarden all the chinese learn the 12 virtues of communism/socialism, thats a politic for education, in the other hand we have CIA director Mike Pompeo About CIA ：" We lied, We cheated, We stole" and all the yanki people cheering laughing... thats is another politic from the real goberment of united snakes of goingdownmurica formed by corporations and banks, lie, cheat, steal, the basic.

[@adone807]

As a native Shanghainese, to be honest, this situation is very common nowadays. However, the probability of valuables being taken away is relatively low. If it is some very cheap daily necessities, it may still be taken away. So it’s still very important to take care of your belongings, and don’t completely relax.

[@zhoma982]

为什么强调native Shanghainese?weird.

[@edwardxie666]

废话，上海几千万外来人口，谁知道你本地的还是外地的​@@zhoma982

[@jamesz2436]

1450硬找画面 @@zhoma982

[@adone807]

@@zhoma982 首先这是事实，其次我的结论也是我这么久生活在这里观察下来的，你总不能来几个月就了解一个城市近几十年的民风发展吧？不知道你weird什么

[@shawnxiao8248]

电瓶车不会被偷，电瓶车上擦车座的抹布频频消失。😡

[@ellocoparasiempre]

I'm from South Africa... don't ever try this in SA

[@JohnnysCafe_]

Hello Ello, I can't think of any country in the Western hemisphere where it's safe to leave a laptop.

[@eyeofthetiger6002]

In South Africa it's not safe to leave the house with anything valuable on you let alone leaving an unattended Macbook.😅

[@JohnnysCafe_]

@@eyeofthetiger6002 I'm sad to hear it's that bad 😞

[@rayl2505]

chinese in cape town, my phone slipped out of my pocket when bought ice cream at big bay, i went back to the store in 30mins, looking for it. the store staff kept it and gave it back to me

[@ellocoparasiempre]

@@JohnnysCafe_ Switzerland perhaps...? IDK just guessing...

[@TAL142]

I just saw a Chinese video of a blogger last night. She left her luggage in the gas station before she took the ferry over to Hainan island. When she realized that, she rode her motorbike back taking the ferry back to mainland. The luggage was still sitting on the same spot where she left it. They would still take your iPhone, iPad, IMac in the US even if they are locked. I lost my iPad at Costco once and it was never returned to the store.

[@thomasharjanto6921]

Ahhh i know "Everywhere Little Chinese" right ?😅

[@TAL142]

yes. People don't even think about pick up and look at them.

[@peterchern9447]

The society in US is getting from bad to worst. Can't compare

[@klchan988]

During my time growing up, my father's generation always look highly of the quality of life in the U.S / Europe. Their goal focused to be in those countries. Time has now changed. China seems to be holding this up quite well but time will tell. Having those CCTV in China everywhere does keep the place safer.

[@TAL142]

@@klchan988 Most of the crimes committed in US were recorded on CCTV too. But nobody seems to care. It is culture. It is education. It is the law.

[@frankliu7118]

I believe that old gentleman sat there to guard the Macbook for whomever left it.

[@never4ever386]

I understand that but is there any point in that? And how does he know who the owner is?

[@guofengzju]

@@never4ever386 he doesn't know the owner, but if he sit there, the macbook will not be so obviously an ownerless thing, then only the real owner will be confident to take it...that's how he guard it...

[@never4ever386]

@@guofengzju Oh yes, that now makes better sense. Thank you.

[@never4ever386]

@fenguo4520 looks around 40, so middle aged. He’s not a young man but old man is a bit rude.

[@raygan777able]

No one is touching that laptop because he looked like one of them plainclothes.

[@willng247]

Whenever I travel to China for business, I find myself leaving my phone, wallet, and various other items behind in different places. Not once did anyone take them; instead, upon my return, I discovered the items were still where I had left them.

[@MrAlexCage]

it is like here.

[@bilibala9394]

我和几个同学在火车站，几个人的行李箱放在厕所外面人都进去了没人看管，回来时还多了几个行李箱，大家都很放心扔门口。还在地铁站见过无主的行李箱被一群站务和警察围着，没错是一群人有拍照的有拉警戒的😂

[@yoongzy]

或许他们担心那个单独的行李箱可能会有炸弹？

[@zebraimage]

警察那个其实是怕有炸弹，公共场所的无主行李很危险的。

[@user-pk4rq9if6p]

想多了，不是管有没有炸弹，作为一个经常出差的人表示，行李不方便拿的时候找个在站岗的警察放在他脚边属于基操。

[@matrixbug]

交通枢纽，肯定不能有不明包裹行李，随意放在那的。 国外，也是类似操作，一般会召唤K9缉毒犬来确认是否有违禁物。😅

[@amyzhao7913]

I am sure that the old man sit at the table in purpose. He had noticed the unattended laptop, hence he sit at the table to take care of it.

[@suckmemore]

my thought same. ha........................

[@jkuang]

He is going to sit there for another 5 hours. And when the store closes, he will then take it. He was hoping someone left it and forgot where they left it.

[@DubboU]

@@jkuang right.... sit there for 5 hours, let all the cameras see your face to make sure they can identify you, and then steal the laptop. Brilliant.

[@eyeofthetiger6002]

​​@@jkuangyou are forgetting that in China AI facial recognition is so advanced and personal ID and privacy is the property of the state and not the individual,that guy's identity is already known from the mall security cameras which matches his face with his ID stored in the government's central computers!😂 that's why apparently you can board a train in China for eg with only your passport even though you have paid for your seat but you don't need tickets or any other ID to show that you have purchased your seat,just your passport details is enough which also means that your mugshot is now in the CCP's central computers so you better not nick any unattended Macbooks because they know exactly who you are!😅

[@lcwin1]

Don't tempt others it's human nature to take advantage to survive. Try putting a bag of cash near a dustbin n c

[@kl9518]

There is another vloger who left their ebike out side a shopping centre in China with the keys in for 4 hours. It was still there with the keys in.

[@Gcc-xy5uc]

My frined always forgets to take out the scooter key. So next time she wants to ride, the key is missing🤣

[@user-vp1vl6yp9t]

I am sure you are right. That said, every country has criminals, and China is no exception. So, one not-so-bright boy did one test in a rather expensive area doesn't mean shit.

[@panyaboonc5621]

In those high storey building residential block. On the first ground floor usually they have a place with rack for parcel delivery to people who stay in the block. The parcel can be delivered in the morning but still there in the night waiting for the owner to pick up.

[@ArthurJason-Constantine]

The integrity of the Chinese people has reached a new height. This society is based on integrity and security. I deeply admire the Chinese people. If you are a Chinese, you should be proud.❤

[@MrAlexCage]

totally agree.| ✌

[@monipenny408]

Looks like China is setting new heights, whilst U$ setting new lows.

[@tvguy4600]

In Shenzhen luohu district,in the 1st class shopping mall "wan xiang cheng", I had seen debeers put in their showcase prominently a beautiful yellow diamond necklace which they price tag it at over RMB 7,000,000. That was during the COVID rampage. There was no guards around the necklace nor in the shopping mall. That's the first time I have ever seen in my life a real diamond necklace, not something in the photo,at a value as high as a property! Amazing.

[@user-dh6wx2tu2i]

看来你错过一次改变命运的机会😂

[@Monitor2023]

I was In KFC , Barcelona last month. When I look out to see the street from the window, my labtop computer was stolen. Obviously, someone was watching me and waited for the opportunity to steal the computer.

[@Vostocking]

spain is the worst in europe, also they had many right-wing governments and the people were left with little morality and the United sinking states infect them with individualism and not care for others.

[@kl9518]

😂 Barcelona. Every tourist have their experience. We wanted to see for ourselves. Saw some people running with a bunch of handbags.😂

[@ymhktravel]

Europe is the first region that comes to mind when I think of snatch thefts. Syndicates operate there and these people are fast! Even if you report to the police, they won't bother.

[@justme6275]

Barcelona is the pickpocket capital of the world, pickpocketers are flies around poop in Europe 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@francoisleung9330]

My mother ad I were pick pocketed in Barcelona at the Sagrada Familia, my mom didn't loose anything because she noticed it on time and confronted the female thief who denied everything. Back at our hostel i realized 800.00 $ of traveler's checks were missing from my pocket. In previous travels i was also pick pocketed in Austria and scammed at gun point on a train by Hungarian border guards.

[@lchen28]

You call him "old man"? He is probably in his 40s or 50s.

[@never4ever386]

Yeah, quite disrespectful 😂

[@MrAlexCage]

my bad! not good at telling age 😬

[@Mn_Lunar]

I didn’t even dare to leave my laptop in my university in UK, which is a normal thing in China. I can let my laptop sleep alone overnight in the classroom when I was in China.😂

[@JohnSmith-sm7ez]

Leave a child in China for a few hrs and see what happens

[@defaultname354]

​@@JohnSmith-sm7ezJohnny boy. Stay in fucken Queensland mate and stop being racist.

[@vegamoonlight]

​@@JohnSmith-sm7ezso what is your point? Leaving things behind because of forgetfulness seems okay. But to leave a child behind is heartless.

[@choifayue9848]

@@JohnSmith-sm7ez so what happens? I guess you think its okay to leave a child in the us as well? seems like you are everywhere on normal vloggers from China please do not hate have a heart give some love pal PEACE

[@ChinaSongsCollection]

​@@JohnSmith-sm7ez So what happens?

[@MrDavidc]

50 years ago, I worked at an insurance company in London and a client reported his bike stolen or lost, after coming out of a pub. A week later, before we'd paid out, he'd gone back to the pub for a drink and saw his bike was parked outside the door of the public bar, whereas on the previous occasion, he'd gone out a different door from the saloon bar. Not sure if it would be the same outcome these days.

[@ChinaSongsCollection]

There is an Italian lady living in China who did the same type of experiment with her phone in Hangzhou. Same result. Hundreds of people were walking around, and no-one took the phone.

[@bobsmith3983]

@ChinaSongsCollection That's the Luca&Rachele channel on KZbin.

[@ChinaSongsCollection]

@@bobsmith3983 Oh yes 👍. Thanks for reminding. I forgot their names.

[@vestasharp6861]

Here in Canada, your laptop is not safe inside a car. I had my window smashed and my laptop taken while I was gone for no more than 10 minutes.

[@chongeiktong3426]

All that for a laptop? In Malaysia, hardly anyone carries a laptop except for those working on a desk.

[@ButchCassidyAndSundanceKid]

I'm surprised no one stole your hidden camera !

[@jchen4365]

😂😂😂😂

[@MrWy1923]

That's why called "hidden".

[@ChinaSongsCollection]

😂

[@bobsmith3983]

@@MrWy1923 Hidden doesn't mean it's invisible.

[@MrWy1923]

@@bobsmith3983 Hi, Clever. Can you name me a thing which is invisible in the real world?

[@wufeiflash]

这么说吧 你的包和笔记本 放在一起 说明是有人刚刚在这办公 临时走开 正常来说 不会有人拿走 你的东西 但 如果你单独放一个小物件 比如无线耳机 看起来像是 忘记拿走的话 大概率可能会被人拿走 当然也会有人交给店员或者店员看到了帮你保管起来 中国人多 素质也是参差不齐的 不能一概而论

[@passby8070]

Yeah, China is one of the safest country you can travel in. it far excceeded US, all of European countries I have visited and on par with the best of Asia like Japan and Singapore.

[@leonchu4330]

Kudos to kind spirited Chinese who seemed to be helping to safeguard the Laptopfor it's owner. 👍👍👍

[@serriajohn]

this area has CCTV, if your belongings are lost in here, it will be fine, because , to give a call on 110, the police will come and check on CCTV and get it back to you.

[@listjustice6987]

London has the most CCTV in the world but still not safe~

[@user-pk4rq9if6p]

CCTV is not the fundamental reason, but the essence lies in the impact of poverty on public security. For decades, China has been committed to helping the impoverished population. The "Village to Village Connection Project" helps everyone build roads, connect water, electricity, internet, daily necessities, and transportation in their residential areas. The "Home Appliances to the Countryside Project" transports various household appliances to all rural areas and sells them to the rural population at the most favorable prices. Some extremely poor people will receive free gifts, Including the current "poverty alleviation project" to help all impoverished people escape poverty, those without houses to build, those without labor to receive subsistence allowances, and those without jobs to hold training courses and contact local enterprises and factories as guarantees to help find jobs. Will anyone who has a beautiful life and can see hope try to steal and destroy it all? As I said, CCTV is not the reason, poverty is. CCTV不是根本原因，本质在于贫穷对治安的影响，中国几十年来致力于帮助平困人口，“村村通工程”帮助所有有人在居住的地方修公路、通水、通电、通网、通生活物资和交通运输，“家电下乡工程”给所有农村地区运送各种家用电器以最优惠的价格卖给农村人口并且部分特困人口会得到免费的赠送，包括现在的“扶贫工程”帮助所有平困人口脱离贫困，没房住的修房子，没劳动力的发低保，没工作的开班培训班并联系当地企业和工厂做担保帮忙找工作。试问任何美好生活并且能看见希望的人会去尝试偷窃而毁掉这一切吗？正如我说的，CCTV并不是原因，贫穷才是。

[@matrixbug]

@@listjustice6987 sophisticated CCTV in China, capable of facial recognition, even you have covered half of your face with a mask. 😆

[@serriajohn]

@@listjustice6987 The education culture is different, Chinese parents teach their kids not stealing not fighting not robbing , and the society has shared this same value. Chinese police are not as busy as western police force to bring criminals into jails. therefore, Chinese police have free time to check on CCTV to trace the suspects for small crimes , such as stealing. London police force might be too busy, they need to focus on more serious or violent crimes.

[@listjustice6987]

@@serriajohn According to you point which proves London's safety is much worse than China

[@easymi9964]

The gov supplies many public jobs and essential benefits to older and people who hard to find jobs, so few and few people think about unlawful ways to survive.

[@AlreadyHere-]

Honestly ,if this experiment was in UK US India Philippines ...the laptop +shades would be long stolen in 5 minutes ,your hidden camera will be gone in 10 min .and on your walk you'll might get mugged in 15 minutes(US)

[@jukio02]

I live in a more wealthier part of California and I have had things stolen from me before. One time my car was broken into at my house.

[@MrAlexCage]

take care of yourself 🙂

[@beiwang1000]

Something discussed in @JetLag Warriors 's video about the cameras on the street in Shanghai might explain it: security camera is everywhere, in a good sense.

[@karenhsu3610]

To be honest, it’s not the camera that prevent people from stealing. I bet almost all Chinese people don’t even notice the cameras except for foreigners who watch too many western news. We despise stealing and if we really need something, we can buy them ourselves.

[@Macky1101]

Even more security cameras in London, and yet the crime rate there is over the moon.

[@hkfoo3333]

More like that old man was concerned that the laptop may be stolen by someone and be your guard ....hahahahahha.

[@madmanjshum]

In my country your computer would've been gone the second you turned your back. The theft would pull a gun on you if you tried to take it back. This sadly is how it is. 😢😢😢

[@sinosiam8173]

😂

[@aftereffects00]

Don't do this in Malaysia; people might snatch your laptop and run away. I lost my iPhone when someone approached my table and ran off with it.

[@danstenis660]

The old man is watching your stuff so you don't lose them.

[@darkcloud5830]

If it was in the US, it would be gone in 1 minute, and on eBay as soon as it is wipeout or the hard drive is swapped out. Also, the reason the laptop wasn't stolen in China might be that gentleman who sits on the table to make sure nobody does something stup!d. Otherwise, someone would take it and give it to security or do something else with it.

[@never4ever386]

Well, you don’t even have to leave your belongings unattended. usually they’ll just snatch valuables from people.

[@monipenny408]

that is if you're lucky, else you might even be sh0t or stabbed.

[@georgejesson1944]

There's no freedom without safety

[@MrAlexCage]

safety comes first for sure.

[@chuanningzhai-dd4yz]

OMG, this brother is so bolder 😱 But rest assured 😊 You're less likely to lose it in front of the mall.

[@gohcheesin7626]

This old man just trying to help, by sitting there to ensure that nobody steal it.

[@user-vp1vl6yp9t]

I am sure you are right. That said, every country has criminals, and China is no exception. So, one not-so-bright boy did one test in a rather expensive area doesn't mean shit.

[@user-os4fd4yl8z]

This blow my mind. It won't last 5 minutes here in California.

[@fannyalbi9040]

really? my superpower country india is very safe country too. no one will rob your notebook or wallet if leave it in the public

[@bobsmith3983]

That long?

[@MrBdoleagle]

In China, kids are taught in school to return those lost to police or someone around like cashier that can wait owner back. No doubt when kids grow up, they will remain honest. China herself is a truly honest & trust society. It is quite rare to hear someone gets something stolen.

[@jimmychoi5219]

If this experiment was in the US, we just have to count the seconds before it’s gone 🤣🤣🤣

[@ymhktravel]

This experiment you have done will be about the same in at least other East Asian countries like Japan, South Korea and the SE Asian country Singapore. These countries also happen to have a lot of CCTVs. But CCTVs is not the only preventive reason, I think the quality of the locals in that region as well. There are quite many CCTVs in London and New York too (esp on a per capita basis), but I bet you may not be so lucky. But why not test my statement by putting your laptop in a London or NY cafe in the open space? It's be interesting to know how it turns out. Still, even in those 4 countries above, low crime doesn't mean no crime. It's better to be safe than sorry.

[@partyhu]

太好笑了，日本人喜欢小偷小摸谁不知道？

[@JohnSmith-sm7ez]

Definitely wouldn’t get stolen in most parts of London. Endless professionals everywhere and the last thing on their mind is stealing something.

[@GL-iv4rw]

@@JohnSmith-sm7ez Professionals in homelessness and drug addiction

[@choifayue9848]

@@JohnSmith-sm7ez you need help PEACE

[@user-vp1vl6yp9t]

I am sure you are right. That said, every country has criminals, and China is no exception. So, one not-so-bright boy did one test in a rather expensive area doesn't mean shit.

[@besttimeofmylife2022]

I live in one of the safest cities in the world Luxembourg, but I lost two expensive electric scooters and got my electric bikes vandalised (also lost a rain coat and elastic ropes). In Holland I lost count of my stolen bikes - around 3-5 bikes in early 2000s.

[@MrAlexCage]

Stay safe wherever you are ☺️

[@productguru8323]

Thanks to the surveilance cams, nobody dares to steal things in public areas.

[@neveragain1854]

I think that person is helping to look after your laptop. Yup, till the owner comes back.

[@MrAlexCage]

👍

[@christianklima1140]

Cctv is one thing, cctv + AI face recognition is the key. Once the police have identified a person that they needs to trace. No matter where they are, they will be found in less than 10 mins.

[@vmorita]

If it was here in Canada it would last less than 5 minutes. 😂

[@MrAlexCage]

that i know very well 😬 sadly

[@georgejesson1944]

Now try this in Oakland California or NYC🤣😂😂🤣

[@MrAlexCage]

i will lose it probably.

[@MASMIWA]

Regarding the man sitting at the table with your laptop. It is common in China for people to sit at a table with complete strangers, a custom not common in the US.

[@tunabirdy3567]

I forgot my cell phone twice at local restaurants. Just come back and take it back from the store owner.

[@MrAlexCage]

cool.

[@jeffer4749]

don’t do this in villages, there is still a chance you lose it since less cameras are there and old countrymen may lack of morality as well as law awareness.

[@MrAlexCage]

now i am curious to try it there 😃

[@zrl896]

As a Chinese person, I would like to point out: Firstly, the living standards of most Chinese people are decent enough that the general population sees no need to resort to illegal means to obtain goods. Secondly, due to the widespread deployment of cameras and the implementation of a cashless society, criminal activities have almost nowhere to hide. Law enforcement can easily retrieve surveillance footage to track criminal activities and use legal procedures to obtain payment records to identify suspects, making it difficult for criminals to evade legal sanctions. Lastly, the cost of committing a crime is extremely high. Once someone has a criminal record, it is not only difficult for them to find employment within state-owned or institutional organizations, but their children also lose the eligibility to take civil service exams, which is a severe blow for those who value stable government positions.

[@dreamfly555]

I believe now it's pretty safe. But I don't think it's always been like that. Back in the days when CCTVs were not everywhere, I am sure any valuables would be gone like many places in the world. It's just normal human behavior. But with cameras almost everywhere, and facial recognition is top-notch, people have been trained to behave. I wish cameras were installed everywhere in America too!

[@guofengzju]

I believe in US there are many cameras in super markets, do they help?

[@hynoor7254]

No, London has the most CCTVs, then what?

[@dut5766]

In NYC, don't even try like this, long gone.

[@dariomendoza191]

pretty scary!!!!!but nothing happened thanks for sharing

[@LH1xx]

He sat there to protect your laptop.

[@MrAlexCage]

i guess so.

[@byakuya3603]

As someone who’s lived in China for many years, I’ve got to tell the truth. In China, people usually don’t steal valuable items like computers, phones, laptops, and wallets because it’s considered a crime (theft becomes a criminal offense when the financial value is over 1000 yuan, which is about 130 US dollars). However, things like lighters, tissues, ballpoint pens, phone chargers, and USB cables often go missing in Chinese offices. One reason is that they’re not expensive enough to be considered a crime. Another reason is that everyone kind of assumes these are communal items

[@aronyang]

you can make this experiment in united states, canada, france, italy, brazil, ..every countries, then publish a paper of turn-over rate comparison.

[@MrAlexCage]

in that case i need new Macbook for every country coz i know i will lose it every time 😃

[@taocook6526]

I lost my laptop at an airbnb in Cost Rica last year. It's gone when we went out for a breakfast and left it in the room. Called the front desk and no one being held responsible. Someone posted similar event at the same airbnb. It could be an organized crime in the same place.

[@user-vp1vl6yp9t]

I am sure you are right. That said, every country has criminals, and China is no exception. So, one not-so-bright boy did one test in a rather expensive area doesn't mean shit.

[@MrAlexCage]

take care next time, read reviews before booking airbnb.

[@whenever4585]

不要存侥幸心理，认为有地方不会丢东西。 保护好东西，照顾好自己。❤

[@7zigo267]

多数情况下 ，有人看到会把它交给店员

[@ReisSack]

Not surprised. in shenzhen i leave my cellphones on the table all the time even when i go to the bathroom. i had never anything stolen in china. in canada in my university some of my things got stolen. tells you something

[@MrAlexCage]

take care of yourself.

[@ReisSack]

thanks you too. enjoy your time in china, i know i do!@@MrAlexCage

[@boonh4634]

Ｉam in Australia. Last Sunday, an eleven year old kid (he told me) tried to con me into making a phone call to his mum (as he claimed that he was lost). While I was making the phone call, he tried to snatch my mobile from me. Luckily I was holding my mobile tight and he failed.

[@chongeiktong3426]

Be careful mate. They will clone your phone with all your apps. Always hold your phone dial for them and let them talk, all the while have your phone in your hand.

[@MrAlexCage]

That's alarming that even the kids are trying to do this kind of stuff, take care of yourself and be safe.✌

[@wolsol]

I think next time we can test gold, diamonds, pearls and the like.

[@ubermenschen3636]

In USA your unattended Mac would have disappeared within 5 minutes. In all US Apple stores the computers and phones are tethered with a steel cable to the table and each device has a shop-lifting sensor attached. But the American thieves are very resourceful and aggressive - they have come in gangs armed with wire cutters and attacking Apple Stores in broad daylight.

[@harrygu3560]

come to the US and you will find all stores are being robbed in the bright day light. anything will be grabbed. 😂

[@MrAlexCage]

ah, who knows that better than me 😁

[@llw2606]

I think it is work of surveillance cameras. My cousin had lost more than 20 bikes more than 10 years ago. After they install cameras everywhere, amount of crimes went down dramatically. I don’t think thieves are gone. They are just afraid of getting caught. If they remove all cameras, thieves will be back in no time.

[@qncynb]

所以，还是不如当面抢方便是吧

[@footloose1187]

That old man probably waited for his lover!

[@MrAlexCage]

lol and she ditched him by not coming 😃

[@nshon7]

This video will be about 10 seconds long if you’d done the same in London or New York

[@MrAlexCage]

😃

[@americannumber2]

we grab them from the Apple Store instead

[@yharnamiyhill787]

It's all about race and culture. Country only falls into chaos when we deny and no longer respect that.

[@peterng25]

Try that in San Francisco

[@MrAlexCage]

i will lose it 😁

[@MarcoPolo-hn8or]

Bro, please come try that experiment in America 😂

[@MrAlexCage]

naah Mate! i know the result.

[@KT-ue5pr]

我家三线城市，包裹丢在楼下，小商店的货物堆在门口丢失的很少，很少，

[@MrAlexCage]

好的

[@apocain]

也不是没有小偷。大过年的我店门口用了4年的一个地毯被人偷了…那个地毯也要几百块钱呢😢

[@windsong3wong828]

Wow ……life is sweet when you don’t have to worry about crime.

[@MrAlexCage]

That's rightfully right.!!

[@marcoszeto8230]

Some places people are so poor all they've is money 😅

[@yaohuali]

It wasn't like this 15 or 20 years ago. I certainly lost a bike that was locked to my dad's bike that year in China within a short few minutes. And that was very common at the time. Nowadays there are lots and lots of security cameras everywhere, my family told me.

[@matrixbug]

about 20 years ago, I've locked my rusty bike on a busy street near train station in Shanghai. I come back from a trip, 2 days after, found out my seat has been stolen. The only part of my bike which is not rusty get stolen... 😂

[@DucaTech]

Don’t leave toilet paper, it’ll be taken away. Toiletries are probably more valuable than the MacBook

[@jayechow8525]

Warning. Never try this stunt in USA.

[@MrAlexCage]

huh, i know that very well 😬

[@user-mo2qu4sw6m]

You can try the same in US to see what will happen.

[@MrAlexCage]

i will lose it for sure.

[@Alonebe]

BBCNN : Tell me when you do it next time ! I will show you what is called FREEDOM !

[@aison2735]

I am Chinese, and China is indeed very safe, but it is not without bad people. This is only related to probability, so it is not recommended to try any similar risky behavior.

[@KPD-el4dc]

Come try that in Brooklyn lol

[@MrAlexCage]

it be gone in blink of eye i know 😁

[@ubermenschen3636]

KZbinr Jerry Goode did the same experiment about a year ago in Qingdao. You’re a bit late, mate!

[@csjmb6193]

I think he sat there on purpose to make sure no one is stealing it

[@eyeofthetiger6002]

Damn,you call that guy old? Don't think he's older than 42!😂

[@MrAlexCage]

ah my bad, not good at telling age 😁

[@keanaw2]

In NZ it will be gone in 10 minutes..

[@chongeiktong3426]

In Malaysia no one wants nor carry a laptop Heavy cumbersome. Everyone prefers a smart phone.

[@MrAlexCage]

NZ is also not safe now???

[@keanaw2]

@@MrAlexCage yes... Not very safe compare to 20 years ago. Too many gangs

[@MrAlexCage]

take very good care yourself Mate@@keanaw2

[@felipecostillas3798]

No offense but the laptop you are placing is not crowded, i saw only three people if I'm not mistaken there are only around ten people to be exact passing along the thoroughfare why is Shanghai not populated anymore? Well anyway thank you for your social😮😮😮 experiment.😮...

[@johnwong8336]

IN usa its gone in 3 mins!!

[@MrAlexCage]

ya 😬

[@anthonymathews3872]

We will never know why the 'Old Guy' was sitting at the table. Probably waiting for his wife who was shopping. I do the same in the UK with a coffee. I'm an old guy.

[@joy1ess]

to be fair, nobody in their right mind would steal apple devices as they are all traceable through the same apple ID and cloud. we have always been able to retrieve lost iphones in singapore, but my nokia brick phone was stolen. i left it in the cinema toilet for 5 minutes, came back to retrieve it and it was gone. never got it back.

[@MrAlexCage]

In US i witnessed Apple store being robbed in a bright day light 😬

[@y.b200]

实话实说，我是中国人，在中国，破解你的苹果手机和苹果电脑的价格是50--100人民币左右。而且是30分钟的事情。不要以为美国的黑客有多牛逼，来到中国的电脑修理店才知道你们的FBI有多么的愚蠢。

[@davadh]

In South America, this wouldn't last more than 5 mins

[@TheTraveler2222]

Can you please do the same experiment in Los Angeles or New York just for comparison's sake?

[@MrAlexCage]

emm, okay i will.!

[@felixlaupc]

No way you can try this anywhere in the US. 😅

[@MrAlexCage]

ya i agree.

[@jinlee2617]

I am crying cause I own a mansion near a council house, ful black and white people in London.

[@MrAlexCage]

stay safe.

[@janexiao853]

😂😂😂👍👍👍

[@user-rs8mk2xx4s]

So if you loose the laptop, you are going to tell the world that Shanghai is not safe? What do you want to proof? Have you tried this experiment in your own country?