I don’t think it’s ever going to be so simple that we can bucket all non-tech users together. I occasionally volunteer as IT support for a small non-profit wher

I don’t think it’s ever going to be so simple that we can bucket all non-tech users together. I occasionally volunteer as IT support for a small non-profit where everyone is non-technical and in many cases old. Their understanding of browsers were: - Chrome is the fast one. - IE is the one that have to use for some government/old websites. - Ad Blockers are for safety (akin to anti-virus). This was from a group that didn’t even know how to install Chrome on the new computers they got this year. Group knowledge on this topic is largely going to be driven by what they’ve heard in the news or perpetuated by their social circles. And scary things will stick for long after they stop being true.