I help them if they ask, my grandfather learned how to use the net and email on his own and knows about the hazardous attachments that live and about spam, and

I help them if they ask, my grandfather learned how to use the net and email on his own and knows about the hazardous attachments that live and about spam, and I'm guessing my grandmother checks email through him, on the other side my other grandmother has no use for the internet and has no plans of ever using a computer. My father although not in the older generation (senior) is relatively new to the internet and pretty much just knows ebay gmail and google, but one thing the it guys at his work have done is instill a good fear of opening attachments as he seems to get a large amount of virus spam. Most just want to use email to keep in contact, send pictures, and relay internet jokes and if they ask they can get my help. I think the best thing to teach them is about malware and maybe even show them how to do a virus scan, also show them how to send pictures and open pictures, as that is what they want to do.