It's bad enough when someone doesn't know what a PDF is or how to turn their phone on mute, but the technophobes here seem intentionally ignorant to how technology works.

If you know an elderly person struggling with technology, please take a photo of them and send it to us for a few cheap laughs. We'll thank you later.

“Asked my dad why he was reading through the camera app. He said he wanted to see what it’d be like if he had a Kindle.”

“My wife washed my USB drive because apparently, it was sticky.”

“I couldn’t find my phone but it was connected to the Bluetooth so I figured it was somewhere in...or out of the car.”

“My sister was putting on her makeup in front of a window and the mirror she was using burned a hole in her screen.”

“My dad accidentally turned off the keyboard backlighting and couldn’t see the keys.”

“I don’t think I had to wash that.”

“My dad asked me why the top left part of his screen was blurred. Well, he melted it.”

“I was wondering why one of my earbuds wasn’t fitting in the charging case.”

“This app takes a photo when you get the password wrong. I was trying to catch my daughter but so far, I only caught myself in the morning.”

“My dad’s way of transferring pictures”

“My tech-savvy aunt said she liked it this way because it’s convenient.”

“My dad didn’t realize you could screen-record videos.”

“So, today my grandma showed me some of her favorite websites.”

“My dad doesn’t know how to turn off the front camera heart feature, and he tried to send me a pic of his new stove.”