"Digital Immigrants" refers to individuals who were born before the widespread adoption of digital technology, such as the internet and smartphones. They often learned to use these technologies later in life, adapting to new tools and platforms. This group may include older generations who remember a time before computers were commonplace. Unlike "Digital Natives," who grew up with technology, Digital Immigrants may face challenges in navigating digital environments. They might prefer traditional methods of communication, such as face-to-face interactions or phone calls, rather than relying on social media or text messaging.