Ah, the telephone—once a marvelous invention that kept us connected to loved ones, important news, and that one friend who could turn a simple “How are you?” into a 45-minute monologue. But these days? Picking up the phone feels more…
Back in the good old days, you could fix just about anything by smacking it. The TV, the radio, your cousin Ted. If it was acting up, you gave it a firm whack and shouted, “Work, dang it!” And it…
Once upon a time, paying for something was a bit of a hassle. You had to make sure you had enough cash, or you’d be stuck digging for spare change like a kid searching the couch for arcade money. Writing…
By Chris Clark, founder of Senior Tech Cafe How to Spot Fake News How to spot fake news comes down to one habit. Pause before you react, click or share. A professional design, a familiar logo, or a confident voice…
Think influencers are just for the younger crowd? Think again! Sure, Gen Z may have mastered lip-syncing and turning errands into “content,” but seniors are taking over. From 80-year-olds dishing out life advice to retirees racking up millions of views,…
There was a time—not too long ago—when answering machines were the height of modern convenience. You’d come home, see that little blinking light, and know someone had something very important to say. Like your cousin Cheryl, reminding you for the…
You’re sitting at a sunny little café in Rome, sipping an espresso the size of a thimble and nibbling on a biscotti that could chip a tooth—but in the most delightful way. The Colosseum is in view. There’s a light…
You know that giant box buried in the back of your closet? The one crammed with dusty old slides and VHS tapes—the last surviving evidence of a time when snapping a photo meant waiting a week for the film to…
We’ve all been there – staring at a 50-page Terms of Service agreement, feeling like we’re reading a foreign language written in microscopic font. Every sentence seems designed to make you give up and click “I agree” without a clue…
By Chris Clark, founder of Senior Tech Cafe ChatGPT privacy comes down to one plain fact: what you type is stored on OpenAI’s servers, can be read by its staff if a conversation gets flagged, and on a personal account…