I can remember my aunt refusing to have a cheque guarantee card and then complaining that shops wouldn't accept her cheques and treating the thought of having a credit card as if it was radioactive.
I struggle with smart phones - and typing on my computer because I have reduced feeling in the tips of the fingers on my right hand but I am determined to get to grips with it. I refuse to be patronised as an old dear who cannot cope with modern technology.
As for loyalty cards I have one, for my regular supermarket, and that is it. The coupons they give me at the till go straight in the bin. I do a lot of my food shopping at local farm shops so my supermarket shop is only part of my food shopping so the data they get from my loyalty card is limited.
Dr. Hilary Cass - report re trans.