Selfie is forbidden in these places around the world

With the emergence of social networks, the phenomenon of accompaniment to it spread, which is the selfies that people take for themselves with their smartphones, and some of them posed a danger to their lives or caused inconvenience to others, so some places around the world have banned selfies, especially those taken with magic sticks. It is also called according to the newspaper Conde Nist.

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The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
Banning the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York disobeys a selfie alongside many museums such as the National Museum, the Getty Center, the Dallas Museum of Art, and the Rhode Island College of Museum Design, Smithsonian.

Disney
As of July 1, 2015, Disney theme parks banned selfie sticks after the management received many complaints from visitors and employees as a source of concern and inconvenience.

Lobaluza Festival
The annual seasonal Lollapalooza Festival, which takes place every summer in the American city of Chicago, and this year takes place from July 31 to August 2, is the first music vigil to ban selfie sticks.

Palace Museum, Beijing
The Palace Museum, also known as the Forbidden City, is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Beijing, and as this city has privacy, officials in China have banned selfie sticks that pose a danger to people due to crowding and monuments as well.

South Korea
South Korea has its own customs and traditions that are respected by the people, and there may not be laws on the sticks of selfies, but the urbanization comes due to the preservation of personal data because I am the connection between the stick and the phone via the porous Bluetooth, so the government tightened the screws on the unregistered devices.

Lake Tahoe, California / Nevada
From the safety principle first, the park administration banned selfies, especially with bears.

Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam
The museum prohibits photography because it is one of the most popular sites in Amsterdam and there is always tension between those who want to photograph and those who want to see and enjoy paintings.

Groppe Beach, France
Those in Gharbia want their pioneers to enjoy the experience of the beautiful in the most charming beaches in France, so they do not want to sabotage the photography and its pride in social networks.

Bull racing, Pamplona
Pamplona authorities banned any selfie in this dangerous race and even imposed high tiers of up to 4000 USD.

Oceanfront (Waterfront Ocean), Mumbai
After several drowning incidents occurred while trying to take an exciting selfie in the pedestrian area of the ocean’s waterfront, Indian police have banned photography in this area for the safety of individuals.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York