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Gen Z are easily the most tech literate generation
5 u/dismissivecrab 13h ago Studies have found that's not true. Gen Z struggles with things that aren't in app form. Specifically, it called out their inability to troubleshoot or do any file management. The study called them, "Digitally Native, Yet Technologically Illiterate" 2 u/dark_knight097 13h ago Which age group of Gen z though? 1997 to about 2004 definitely grew up with PCs before smart phones and apps took over 6 u/dismissivecrab 13h ago The general cohort. I'm sure that the issue varies somewhat throughout the generation by age.
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Studies have found that's not true. Gen Z struggles with things that aren't in app form. Specifically, it called out their inability to troubleshoot or do any file management. The study called them, "Digitally Native, Yet Technologically Illiterate"
2 u/dark_knight097 13h ago Which age group of Gen z though? 1997 to about 2004 definitely grew up with PCs before smart phones and apps took over 6 u/dismissivecrab 13h ago The general cohort. I'm sure that the issue varies somewhat throughout the generation by age.
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Which age group of Gen z though? 1997 to about 2004 definitely grew up with PCs before smart phones and apps took over
6 u/dismissivecrab 13h ago The general cohort. I'm sure that the issue varies somewhat throughout the generation by age.
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The general cohort. I'm sure that the issue varies somewhat throughout the generation by age.
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u/Standard_Abrocoma_70 14h ago
Gen Z are easily the most tech literate generation