Please feel free to answer the telephone message prompting the public security bureau to call.

If your mobile phone receives a short message from the Public Security Bureau, please pay attention to the following points:

1. Confirm the sender of the short message: Confirm that the short message was sent by the Public Security Bureau, not from other unknown sources.

2. Don't be credulous: Don't trust the content of short messages easily, especially when personal privacy or financial information is involved.

3. Call the Public Security Bureau: If you really have something to deal with and involve the Public Security Bureau, I suggest you call the Public Security Bureau directly to confirm whether there are any related matters to deal with.

4. Protect personal information: Under any circumstances, don't disclose personal information at will, such as sensitive information such as ID number and bank card number.

In short, if you receive a short message from the Public Security Bureau, please handle the content carefully while confirming its authenticity.