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It wasn’t long ago that the Knee Defender was the most infamous of gadgets you might see advertised on late-night TV. Now taking over that honor is the selfie stick. The telescoping device has recently been banned at Lollapalooza and the Art Institute. Yahoo Tech’s Jason Gilbert is tracking selfie stick bans and counts more than 60 no-stick museums around the world (this includes all 19 Smithsonian spots). Remember a simpler time when selfies were all about Ellen and a bunch of Hollywood A-listers?
To help you navigate this brave new world, we’ve created this handy guide to avoid the pitfalls of extendable-mobile-phone-self-portrait-enabling devices.
Keep your head up: There are people around
Take care in your conduct: There are things out there that can shock you
Be aware of your tipping point: Your selfie stick is longer than you might think
Keep your eyes up front: Focus on the real world, not the screen
Tribune animations by Rick Tuma