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Originally Posted by AzulOscuro
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Yes, many things came to remain. Another example is bureaucracy. Oh, my…! They barely give an appointment to manage papers face to face and you need to do everything online. I know youth is able to do it that way but for me it’s not so easy.
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Oh I could write a book on how technology is not all it’s cracked up to be. It’s not easy for me either because until about 2 years ago I didn’t even have this smartphone. I relied on the library and they closed during Covid like everyone else did. Yet the government repeatedly told us to go ONLINE like I can just go to my frig for milk.
I’ve used computers since the 80’s so they are not strange for me. But technology moves way too fast and there’s too many variables on whether online activity will work right or be secure! And I’ve gotten error messages I didn’t know how to interpret and have nobody to ask.
Some online forms won’t give you the same options as a paper one or from talking to a human. It also depends on what you’re using, the network connection, etc. The library was slow to update browsers so some sites didn’t work at all.[emoji17][emoji19][emoji22]
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