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Senior users of social networks: Technological experience and use habits analysis

Internet of Everything (IoE) intends to connect people, processes and things in an intelligent way to improve the user's experience and the person's well-being. With increasing life expectancy, the aging population is growing in developed countries, the use of technologies by seniors can contribute to their well-being, especially the internet and social networks, since they enable communication with other people. The present study focuses on the senior population (above 55 years) who uses social networks; it intends to analyze the user's personal characteristics and the valorization given to the technological experience associated with social networks, and to identify use habits. A questionnaire was disseminated online through social networks to gauge users' behavior. The methodology used considers a descriptive statistics analysis. From the results obtained it was concluded that social networks can contribute to increase the well-being of users, and provide key ideas to apply to IoE.