“Simply download the app”: Seniors left behind in the push for digital transformation.
‘Just use the app’: Elderly abandoned in rush to digitise everything
March 7, 2025
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It’s so important to recognize the potential challenges that come with the rapid digitalization of services. While technology can make life easier for many, we must ensure that everyone, especially the elderly, has access to necessary support and resources. Not everyone is comfortable with apps or digital interfaces. It’s crucial for communities and service providers to offer alternatives and assistance, so that no one is left behind in this transition. How can we advocate for better solutions that cater to all age groups?