Annually observed on March 16th, No Selfies Day brings attention to the pervasive impact of a modern-day epidemic stemming from the rapid evolution of photography technology. This epidemic, fueled by the widespread availability of cameras and smartphones, has given rise to an excessive culture of self-portraiture known as selfies. The staggering number of individuals capturing millions of selfies daily has led to the characterization of selfies as an epidemic, a contemporary addiction afflicting the new generation.

This addictive culture of self-portraits has, unfortunately, claimed and continues to claim numerous lives. No Selfies Day serves as a crucial initiative to raise awareness about the detrimental effects of this phenomenon. It encourages people to reject the temptation of taking selfies, recognizing the need to break free from this addictive behavior. By commemorating No Selfies Day, individuals are urged to collectively say no to selfies and address the negative consequences associated with this modern-day addiction.