"Nobody" is a pretty broad assumption also. It depended on what sources you were looking at.

I think I'm more concerned that you were a 7 year old on social media with teen parents?

But anyway, happy to discuss in more detail, I've run socials for a dept of public health agency during the pandemic & have a pending publication around public sector social media use.

I just realized this said grandmother and not mother, which must mean you're really young.

I think that's a broad generalization of seniors and not super accurate. Older Americans tend to lean more conservative without social media, so again, I don't think old age is the distinguishing demographic.

Preventing fraud and misinformation.

Senior loneliness is a major issue and social media plays some part in alleviating it. It's also common for immigrants keeping in touch with family abroad, and I don't think it'd be fair to restrict on an upper age limit.

Seems like the priority should instead fall on the social media companies

I think this has to do with demographics outside of age. 60 isn't that old. Plenty of 60 year olds are my super capable coworkers and processors.

I'm a hot coffee all year bi 😭

Over 60 feels overly cautious. Over 80 maybe.