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Atanas

@SwiftOnSecurity Not exclusive to children. Also adults, including boomers, whose first encounter with technology is their first iPhone. No concept of files, directories, folders. Everything is somehow magically "in the app". Send them a file, they don't know what to do with it.

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Job Bautista

@AtanasE Well they at least have some excuse in that they didn't grow up in that technology. Younger folks don't have that excuse...

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@job @AtanasE @SwiftOnSecurity

Found out younger folks grew up using technology, but often not understanding technology.

Cheryl G Kasson

@AtanasE @SwiftOnSecurity My first encounter with computer technology was seeing the sealed computer room in the insurance company where I worked in 1969. But my first actual interaction with computers was the mainframe at the University of Colorado, Denver, in 1975, using punch cards and Fortran to run statistical analyses. My first personal computer was a Kaypro II running CP/M, on which I wrote my doctoral dissertation in 1983-1986.

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