The tipping point was when smart phones with inexpensive internet access became common. Before that, the least intellectually curious among us rarely had computers or internet.
I’m not saying that everyone was smart on the internet back then, but when you have to be somewhat enthusiastic to even figure out the internet, owning a computer and troubleshoot it. Now all you have to do is clicking on a symbol on any phone.
The tipping point was when smart phones with inexpensive internet access became common. Before that, the least intellectually curious among us rarely had computers or internet.
I’m not saying that everyone was smart on the internet back then, but when you have to be somewhat enthusiastic to even figure out the internet, owning a computer and troubleshoot it. Now all you have to do is clicking on a symbol on any phone.
Apps made things exponentially easier, but old people 30 years ago basically just had to put an AOL CD in the drive and they were fine