We millennials are technological natives, raised during an age of digital explosion. By the third grade we were already learning how to use computers as part of our school's curriculum. By middle school we were rapidly texting on our cell phones under our desks. The internet comes naturally to us, but to most of our parents it is a series of struggle and mystery.
As tech savvy as we are, this digital divide is oftentimes difficult to sympathize with. It causes so much impatience and ridicule toward our parents that sometimes we can't help but throw our hands up in the air or laugh at their confusion. Below are 28 questions we have all been asked by our parents before--some that we have only heard once and others that we practically hear on a daily basis.
1. "Can I zoom in on this?"
2. "If I send an email from my laptop will it mess up my email on my desktop?"
3. "What's the WiFi password?"
4. "What's the WiFi name?"
5. "Where is the Facebook video I saw three days ago?"
6. "Did you see that video on Facebook?"
7. "I can't have a Gmail and Yahoo account. That would mess everything up, right?
8. "How do I make a Twitter?"
9. "What is it called? Snapshot?"
10. "Is that one of those short video things?"
11. "How do I take this person off my Facebook?
12. "How do I change my password?"
13. "Only people you know can see your posts right?"
14. "Do I have to type out www. every time?"
15. "What's the Netflix password?"
16. "What does it mean by 'upload an image?'"
17. "Will everyone see that I liked this post?"
18. "Will my boss see that I liked this post?"
19. "What is the difference between a like and a share?"
20. "How do I connect to Bluetooth?"
21. "What is an app exactly?"
22. "How do I unfriend this person?"
23. "Will they know that I unfriended them?"
24. "What is a URL?"
25. "How do I go back?"
26. "How can I stop getting these emails?"
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