The day the internet stopped being an enemy and became the home's best ally

If there's one thing I've learned on this journey of observing the world, it's that technology advances at breakneck speed, but sometimes it forgets to leave the door open for those who need it most. This third book was born straight from the heart, after a wonderful experience volunteering with the #Cibervoluntarios NGO. There, I came face to face with a tremendous reality: the urgent need for our seniors, and so many other people, not to be isolated in this increasingly digital world, but above all, their incredible desire to learn. Because let's be honest, today if you don't know how to use a screen, it seems like you don't exist, and that's not fair.

This Friendly Internet Guide for Seniors is a manual simply designed so that anyone, regardless of their age, origin, or ethnicity, can break down the barrier of fear and start from scratch to manage themselves with total autonomy in Spain. Why complicate things with strange technical terms when everything can be explained easily?

In its pages, I teach everything from the most basic and everyday things, such as writing a WhatsApp message to stay close to your loved ones or drafting a formal email, to vital things like learning how to ask for help if you get lost using technology.

We delve into real daily life: how to apply for the SIP health card, manage those procedures that used to give us headaches in public administration or with the tax agency (AEAT), lose the fear of Google, understand once and for all how Facebook or TikTok work, or even know what mobile phone to buy without being ripped off.

Technology is here to make our lives easier, not to make them bitter, and this book is that patient companion who takes you by the hand step by step. If you want to conquer the digital world or know someone who needs that definitive push to lose their fear right now, this is the time to start.