The Tech Boomer
Helping you navigate the world of tech without having to call your grandkids
If you have walked through a department store or browsed Amazon recently, you have likely seen them: sleek wallets, heavy-duty purses, and individual card sleeves proudly bearing the label "RFID-Protected."
If you think medical alert devices are all $100+ with pricey monthly fees, think again. There are affordable medical alert devices under $50 that give seniors and caregivers peace of mind—without draining the bank account.
It's easy to assume that scams won’t affect us, but as seniors, we need to be especially vigilant. Here are seven reasons why we might be more susceptible to scams.
People are being tricked into installing PWAs. Apps that will steal their passwords.
Fernando Corbato (yeah, I've never heard of him either) passed away recently at the age of 93. Fernando was instrumental in modernizing computing. You see, back in the day, even before I started getting interested in computers, people didn't have a machine on their desks, much less in their pockets.
I was recently gifted a new iPad (11” A16), and being an Android guy I was reluctant to use it.