Good reasons implies that there are bad reasons, but I'd think there are just reasons. I suppose one question I would ask is are Gen Z and Millennials more onli

Good reasons implies that there are bad reasons, but I'd think there are just reasons. I suppose one question I would ask is are Gen Z and Millennials more online than Gen X and Boomers? I suppose that's the stereotype, but Facebook also has the reputation as a Boomer site these days; certainly my mother is a fan. And Boomers are not Greatest/Silent Generation - my dad bought a 486 in the 90's and told me not to tell my mom how much he spent, despite not needing one for any real practical reason. Boomers aren't helpless around technology; their generation invented most of the modern incarnations of it, and they had to learn to use it throughout their careers.