Multidimensional digital vulnerability among older adults

Pseudonym	Gender	Age	Work background before retirement
Anna	female	79	Executive within travel/hospitality, degree from business school
Ada	female	91	Midwife
Theresa	female	98	Had an aroma therapy studio. Freelance, worked alone.
Hans	male	82	Owned a bar and imported cognac. Still imports cognac as a hobby.
Eirik	male	74	Auto mechanic and later vocational teacher (mechanics)
Brit	female	69	Painter/fine art, part time stay-at-home
Leif	male	71	Taxi driver but used to be a metal worker/welder for most of his work life
Lisbeth	female	85	Sales secretary, office work
Ragnhild	female	80	Jeweller, family-owned store
Gry	female	79	Secretary at a school
Per	male	73	Shipping broker, partner in an international firm
Bengt	male	88	Archivist, historical archives
Elsa	female	69	Administrator at a church
Mia	female	70	Cafeteria and re-schooled to become a landscape gardener, early retirement
Liv	female	86	Worked at grocery store, in the deli-counter
Maya	female	84	Cafeteria and hospitality
Hanna	female	71	Stayed home with kids and later accounting part time
Marie	female	65	School librarian, lost her job and ended up with early retirement
Geir	male	72	Freelance writer and part time musician
Eva	female	65	Hairdresser, and re-schooled to become a bus driver, early retirement
Margrethe	female	69	Veterinarian
Arne	male	73	Caretaker (technical position, responsible for several buildings)
Trygve	male	71	Long-haul driver
Arvid	male	82	Typographer at a newspaper
Jan	male	80	Social worker (substance abuse care)

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