Common belief: Some older adults just aren't "tech people."

Reality: Tech adoption depends on relevance, not age. Seniors who use smartphones, tablets, or apps do it because the tool solves a problem they care about (connecting with grandkids, tracking health, convenience).

Friction isn't about age—it's about onboarding. Slow setup, vague instructions, and small fonts kill adoption fast. When tech is genuinely intuitive, adoption follows.

What's one tech tool you resisted but now use daily?