Overview
- Acting chair Helge Benda says administrative procedures and banking must remain possible without internet access to ensure everyday participation for older people.
- Benda underscores that his generation grew up in an analog world and uses digital tools without making them central to daily life.
- The "Right to analog life" appears in multiple motions before the Senioren-Union's federal delegates' assembly opening Thursday in Magdeburg.
- Benda frames analog access as a matter of self-determination and dignity in old age.
- The Senioren-Union is a CDU-affiliated organization representing people over 60.