Technology

Inclusion in this list does not imply endorsement.

General

• 45 Free Apps for Seniors to Promote Independence: A guide that includes suggestions about using free versions; setting up your browser; and “free and simple tweaks.” From Cool Tech Zone. 
• Aging in Place Technology Watch: “Market research that provides thought leadership, analysis and guidance about technologies and services that enable boomers and seniors to remain longer in their home of choice.”
• Beneficial Video Games for Seniors: Word.Tips has collected “a handy list of video games that are perfect for seniors — and other ages — to enjoy.” They also share that “the scientific community has shown increased interest in video games’ benefits to our physical and mental health.”
• Cell Phones for Seniors: Discusses “the benefits of mobile technology for seniors, then provides practical advice for selecting a phone plan and securing a device against potential security concerns.” From Verizon.
• A Guide to Smart Home Tech for the Disabled and Elderly: A guide to “smart home items that work by linking to a cloud-based setup and with your home’s online connection.” From The Reviews Insider.
• The Cell Phone Buyers Guide: A guide to the most common smartphone features. From Verizon.

Internet

• 55 Ways to Save Money on Internet Safety: A guide to apps for Organization, Medical, Accessibility, Communication, Budgeting and Finance, Puzzle and Entertainment, and Fitness. Offered by WikiBuy.
• Digital Money for Seniors: “A data driven guide to adjusting to the future of digital banking.” From Compare the Market. 
• Internet Basics: A “complete guide for older adults.” From AllConnect.
• Internet Safety: A guide to online shopping for seniors. From Sana Commerce.
• Is Public Wi-Fi Safe?: Types and risks of public Wi-Fi, “Some do’s and don’t’s of connecting to public networks.” From Ivacy, a VPN provider.
• Internet Terms Defined: A guide to the various internet definitions you may encounter as well as “commonly used acronyms and added in-depth explanations for some more complex terms.” From AllConnect.
• Privacy in the Digital Age: A guide to what’s at stake and how to protect yourself. From Broadband Search.
• Scam Protection Pamphlet: A brief guide. From Confidentive.
• Stay Safe Online: Recognizing and avoiding scams. From Confidentive.
• What Is a Good Internet Speed?: A guide to evaluating internet plans and how many Mbps you need. From Verizon.
• The Ultimate Internet Safety Guide for Seniors: Advice on how to protect your computer, avoiding common scams, recognizing legitimate websites and more. From Safety Detective.

Scam Protection

• Common Repair Scams Targeting Seniors and How to Avoid Them: Everything from how to choose an auto repair shop and effective ways to avoid repair scams to what to do if you’ve been scammed. From Workshop Software.
• Common Scams That Target the Elderly: A list of common scams and how to protect oneself from them. 
• How to Keep Elderly Loved Ones Safe from Online Scams: Common scams, how to spot them, and what to do about them. From iReviews.
• IRS Phone Scams: This guide teaches how you can detect IRS telephone scams – and what steps to take if you are targeted. From Community Tax. 
• Online Scams: How to Protect Yourself as a Senior: A guide “for those most as risk to understanding, recognizing, and protecting themselves from online scams.” From RouterNetwork.
• Protect Your Retirement: How Seniors Protect Against Online Scammers: A guide to common scams, warning signs, preemptive strategies, and what to do if you have been scammed. From Digital Marketing Degrees.
• Scam Protection Resource Guide: Includes scam warning signs, the most common types of fraud, how to avoid being scammed, and updates on the latest financial scams. From Birch Gold Group. 
• Senior Scams: “How to protect your loved ones (and yourself) from data breaches and financial harm.” From Class Action U.