Darknet Diaries · Tuesday, September 1, 2026
Jack Rhysider shared an anecdote about his father's difficulty navigating modern digital interfaces, specifically with saving photos on a tablet and filling out online medical forms. His father expressed frustration with cloud storage integration and the disappearance of familiar 'Save' buttons, highlighting a generational gap in digital literacy.
“So, anytime I get a photo or if I want to save it, there’s like three little dots top-right corner. Like saving a photo. I hit the dots 'cause I want it to save a photo. It used to say Save. Now it says Save to Account. So, I’m clicking on that, Save to Account, but the account is something called OneDrive. Oh, it says Add Account. How do I add an account? ‘Cause OneDrive I don't use.”
“So, do I hit the X and go to Inbox and then just forward that?”
“It doesn't say anywhere on here Save. I’m looking at the new form they sent me, all frickin’ twenty-five pages, and nowhere does it say Save and Send.”