I don't have trouble learning new taps and swipes. When I do something accidentally, that's when I have trouble. I'm working on something or reading something and without realising I've moved my hand across the screen. My issue is then trying to get rid of it. I'm 79.
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I don't know how a senior could learn how to use iOS without getting frustrated now that there's so much more to it.Alice"Senior" has nothing to do with it.There is a technical term for the point in life at which you have stopped being able to learn new things.It is called "dead"."Senior" has a lot to do with it. The aging brain is not a fiction.At 72 I have no difficulty learning new taps and swipes.How old is "senior", David?
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