andrej567
At a certain age this seems to be normal I guess.
My father is over 80 and we ended up with giving him an iPhone, it was most simple to use and the risk of installing shady apps is near zero with the stock firmware.
On Android he always installed whatever he came along in the app store and because each android has a different menu it was nearly impossible to help him via phone when he again changed settings.
On iOS the worst he did was that he accidentally activated the hardware button to silence the phone and missed calls.
And if he really messes up the whole thing, the backup solution is great to revert everything and still keep almost all data.
I don't know, I guess we all end up like this. When eyes and ears get worse, smartphones get confusing easily.
We also had to block third party providers from his mobile phone account, because he clicks on everything that pops up.
And we didn't fill in any credit card data and didn't install banking apps, just too risky.
On the other hand, I know many young people around 30 who can't manage their phones either.
It's what it is.