11 Challenges You Face When You Are Crap With Technology

Being technologically challenged person in your group is never easy.

You become the butt of all jokes and subject to not only humorous quips, but satirical puns as well.

Moreover, when someone talks technical stuff you are at a loss for words. That is not your forte. All the while you keep thinking when their topic will end and you get to be part of a “worthier” conversation.

If you are still not sure that you are technically challenged, watch out for these tell-tale signs –

 

Do you call someone immediately after sending them an electronic mail informing them about the same?

You also hate services that require you to enter password in an abnormal way. For instance, the password should include special characters, start with a capital letter and must contain at least one number.

While planning an event or gathering, you prefer calling every individual on the list rather than creating a Facebook Invite, which actually is way comfortable and inexpensive.

You are totally alien to the PlayStation or Xbox concept. All you know is the traditional video game console where you played Super Mario, Contra and Duck Hunt.

You also have no idea about Xbox, Xbox 360 and Xbox One.

The mobile phone that you use is out-dated. It embarrasses you to use that phone in public, for it will bring on you snark remarks from your friends that you are tired of hearing.

Even if you consider buying a new phone, you cannot do it alone. You need a friend alongside you to help you pick the new phone. You make the purchase at their helm and take ages to learn its features. By the time you master its usage, you have four new phones of the same brand enter the market.

You are not updated on the models of cars or bikes that have launched in the market recently. Basically, you do not care.

You understand that CDs with HD print for movies are available. You even invest in them, but they make no difference to you. Since you feel no difference, the concept does not impress you in any way.

If something is technically wrong with your equipment, you believe whatever the mechanic or the technician tells you. At times, they totally rip you off and you have no idea about the same.

You see every technical issue under a microscope; even the smallest of errors is a major headache for you.