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&quot;But I see them impact my aging parents all the time.&quot;<p>I&#x27;ve realized lately that I&#x27;m actually entering this zone. For the last 20 years I&#x27;ve been talking about how stuff like this is a nightmare for the &quot;aging&quot; community.<p>20 years is a long time, and now I&#x27;m falling into it.<p>The big one for me in this new version of iOS was that:<p>1) I couldn&#x27;t figure out how to move my cursor around. It used to be perfect. I held my finger down, it let me move the cursor around in a word. Now you have to swipe the cursor to &quot;grab&quot; it and move it around under your finger. It feels like change for the sake of change when it worked perfectly before.<p>2) And I can&#x27;t do a &quot;select all&quot; anymore. I don&#x27;t even know where that option is and I used it all the time. Something tells me I have to swipe somewhere now.<p>We all become the &quot;aging&quot; population no matter how much we think we know tech, design, etc.<p>I think my biggest problem with all of this is that things worked. I liked that things worked, and I liked that I knew how to use things. I cannot figure out why things have to change. Or at least, put an option in settings to change back&#x2F;forth from previous functionality. When I wake up one morning with nothing to worry about except work, and find out I now have to relearn how to use the same phone that has been in my pocket for 2 years.... this is irritating.