Senior Tech Coffee is an online learning series for older adults seeking a greater understanding of computers, tablets, smartphones, and smart home technology.
Older adults who are new to smartphones and tablets commonly need ways to practice using touchscreens. This series discusses mobile games that help build these skills.
Learn more about good password habits and how to keep your accounts and personal information more secure.
Secure passwords are essential for protecting your information and accounts online. This post examines some common poor practices you need to stop using or avoid when creating passwords.
Recent news about Zoom security and encryption, and whether you’re on a secure call, has raised privacy concerns among users – myself included. This post includes information on how to configure Zoom for hosting secure video calls.
Smartphones aren’t designed for older adults’ special needs. Accessibility features for increasing the text size and using spoken content can help make smartphones easier to use for older adults.
Social Security fraud calls are rampant. I’m nowhere near retirement age and I get them! This New York Times article provides strategies for older adults…
Microsoft’s latest Windows 10 patch – KB4535996 – is causing even more problems the last two.
