I've watched my 72-year-old neighbor struggle with video calls to her grandchildren, and it makes me wonder if we're leaving seniors behind in the digital shift. My own mother refuses to use online banking, saying it's too complicated and she'd rather wait in line at the bank. But I also see seniors actively learning new apps in community classes, so is our assumption about their tech resistance actually correct? Maybe the problem isn't age, but the design of these digital tools that cater to younger users. Should we redesign technology to be more inclusive of elderly people, or is it their responsibility to adapt?