A post by @WohlstandsWal states his 81-year-old neighbor tried to register for electricity, water, and internet. The electricity provider required an online process with an email address she did not have. The water provider sent a QR code that she held to the window expecting it to need light. The internet provider led to a 40-minute phone loop. Replies from users including @abandopa, @CactusCat236, and @battleaxe1959 report parallel experiences with octogenarians who cannot navigate digital interfaces and feel worthless as a result.
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Replies describe seniors blocked by email rules, QR codes, and app loops.
A post by @WohlstandsWal states his 81-year-old neighbor tried to register for electricity, water, and internet. The electricity provider required an online process with an email address she did not have. The water provider sent a QR code that she held to the window expecting it to need light. The internet provider led to a 40-minute phone loop. Replies from users including @abandopa, @CactusCat236, and @battleaxe1959 report parallel experiences with octogenarians who cannot navigate digital interfaces and feel worthless as a result.
Replies criticized banks and utilities for forcing elderly customers onto apps and online systems, sharing stories of seniors denied teller service, struggling with passwords, and lacking in-person alternatives.
Based on 21 sentiment-bearing replies from 17 accounts across 2 conversations.
Replies criticized banks and utilities for forcing elderly customers onto apps and online systems, sharing stories of seniors denied teller service, struggling with passwords, and lacking in-person alternatives.
Based on 21 sentiment-bearing replies from 17 accounts across 2 conversations.