Customized Aging
Tech that Transforms Aging
The Aging-in-Place Network presents
"Tech that Transforms Aging"
Embrace the Tech that Transforms Aging!
& Confront Concerns
- Scammers Bag of Tricks,
- How to Save your Passwords,
- What is a Legacy Contact?
- The Promise of Artificial Intelligence
- Privacy vs. Necessity
HOW TO AVOID SCAMS?
Education
A lack of familiarity with tech or tech-based scams is no reflection on the ability to ultimately understand the issues. Technology is a language itself and it's hard to understand it if you're not fluent.
Learn about the common scams & what’s in a scammers bag of tricks. Most professional scammers will work to manipulate your emotions.
PASSWORDS
Never re-use passwords! Password databases get hacked with unfortunate frequency. If you're reusing a password, then not just that site but others might be compromised too. Password managers can create and remember all your passwords for you-- and all you have to remember is one master password to unlock everything.
DIGITAL ESTATE PLANNING
When a person dies, their digital records -- files, photographs, emails and texts, and online accounts, could be lost forever. To avoid that, set up a Legacy Contact, a trusted person who can have access to your data.
INNOVATIVE TECH for Aging-in-Place
Assistants, like Alexa, Siri, and Google are "the gateway to real technology-assisted living." A voice interface to music, timers, calling people, adding to grocery lists... and it can also be a lifesaver - the latest Apple watch can detect when you fall, when you're in a car crash, and more.
PRIVACY
ALL of these devices gather data to work, some of it very personal, and we all have to make the decision of whether or not we trust the company with that data. It's all a tradeoff.
Guest Speaker Rafe Needleman is a Technology Content Leader who has been covering new technology products and companies since 1988. He’s been a product reviewer, magazine and Web site editor, news writer, podcaster, video interviewer, and is the author of “Caller Calls Back,” a Guide to Technology Etiquette
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