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According to a study published in *Nature Human Behaviour*, older adults who use the internet report fewer depressive symptoms, higher life satisfaction, and better self-reported health overall. This underscores a significant and evolving question: **What is the impact of the internet on older adults?**
According to the FBI's Internet Crime Report, the elderly are a prime target for cyber criminals, often due to their inexperience with technology. A supportive, patient approach is crucial when you need to teach or help an older person who doesn't know much about technology, to prevent feelings of intimidation and anxiety.
According to a 2025 AARP study, nearly 6 in 10 adults age 50 and over feel that modern technology is not designed with their age group in mind. This sentiment gets to the core of the question: **What age do people struggle with technology?**
