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Tennis fans at the U.S. Open are getting a crash course in etiquette as phone flashes and extra lights disrupt quiet moments between points, frustrating players who need total focus. The USTA is stepping in with reminders via email, suite alerts, and on-screen messages to curb the chaos — all while welcoming new fans who may not realize tennis isn’t like baseball. Umpires have even had to ask for silence. Though these disruptions are rare, the goal is clear: respect the game and athletes by waiting until changeover music plays to snap pics. It’s about learning the rules of engagement so everyone can enjoy the matches without distraction.

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