According to statistics in 2020, it can be known that nearly 140 million elderly people across the country may use feature phones or smart phones but do not access the Internet, showing a "silent" state on the Internet. In addition to the problems exposed during the epidemic, in the face of ubiquitous digital applications, how to help the elderly group cross the "digital divide" has become an urgent issue that needs to be solved since the epidemic. The three major operators have enabled the elderly to call customer service with just one click. They have recently launched the first batch of senior-friendly versions of their apps without advertising plug-ins. The main optimization directions include enlarging fonts, simplifying functions, reducing advertisements, and launching special functions for the elderly. It covers many fields, what apps are there? Let’s take a look at: 1. Daily life
There are many convenient apps in daily life, such as the apps we often choose for online shopping, and the takeout apps and taxi-hailing apps we often use. Short videos are very popular now, and some entertainment software can also enrich the entertainment methods of the elderly. 2. Financial services, travel and travel
These age-appropriate apps cover the fields of financial services and travel. For example, the payment software we use daily and the software of major banks in my country. Many elderly people will also choose to travel after retirement, so there will also be some map software, online ride-hailing software, and some electronic ticket purchasing software that are often used when traveling. 3. News and information, social communication
The elderly are more concerned about news and information. Some news and information software, for example, can push the news of the day to the elderly in a timely manner. There are also some social software that we often use. Elderly people can also use these software to video or voice chat with their children and grandchildren who are not around, which is more convenient. There are also online business halls of the three major operators, allowing the elderly to pay bills and inquire about mobile phone data plans and other issues at home.
Personally, I think it is very user-friendly and convenient to launch such ad-free plug-ins for age-appropriate apps. The above is my personal opinion. What do you think of these age-appropriate apps? Welcome everyone to comment in the comment area Leave your comments.