Should You Take That Selfie? Some Things to Consider

Delta Media in latest news 0 comments 19 APR 2017

Angle up your arm, strike a pose, and click the button. Selfies aren’t rocket science, they’re just pictures. Nonetheless, people manage to get in trouble (and hurt themselves) while taking them. It might seem obvious to you when taking a selfie is a bad idea — but you should always think twice. Here are a few things to think about before you snap that next selfie. What’s Wrong with Taking a Selfie? Image credit: Tatyana Dzemileva via Shutterstock. A caretaker in Hong Kong lost her job because she was taking a selfie while she was supposed to be watching a child swimming in…

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