Meaning of "Digital Exclusion"
This refers to the phenomenon in which older adults and those with limited digital literacy struggle to use digital technologies such as kiosks and mobile apps, resulting in their exclusion from services, information, and opportunities in the digital environment or their relative lag behind others.
"Recently, local welfare centers have been expanding their basic smartphone training and support for using kiosks to reduce digital exclusion."
Related slang words
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