2024-04-09
24 分钟Discussion keeps the world turning.
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With smartphones in hand, grandma and grandpa are.
Well, they're actually smashing through the digital divide like pros.
But wait.
As they dive into a sea of messaging, shopping, short videos and games on apps, are they becoming the newest members of the Internet addict club?
How can we help them surf the digital wave without getting wiped out by smartphone addiction?
With our discussion, lets find out a way to enjoy the perks of technology while making sure we dont let it control us, no matter how old we are.
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For today's program, I'm joined by Li Yi and Yu Shun in the studio.
First on today's show, smartphone addiction used to be seen as mainly a young person's problem, but now it's affecting older generations too.
As our society ages and smartphones become more powerful, its a concern for seniors to use them wisely.
Smartphones, along with their addictive features, pose a significant risk of becoming a gateway for nefarious actors targeting the elderly.
Through these devices, vulnerable seniors may unwittingly fall victim to various scams and exploitation schemes.