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For example the disabled people, those who use Internet and new media without any (direct) support or tutelage, and the ones who have limited access to the used artifacts (such as those who use public computer terminals available in the public libraries). Of the specific user groups, we shall focus on the elderly people, or senior Internet users. The inherent risks related to the use of Internet and new media by elderly people in particular, is somewhat less explored topic. The general studies about the common risks and threats related to the use of Internet and new media fail to take the physical, mental and cognitive declines associated with the aging process into account.

If the decision is positive and the privileges permit entrance to the stadium, the user passes the gate after showing his ticket. At this point we present a procedure for understanding the complete operation of the system, which is independent of the final decision of which approach (centralized or not) will be used. 1. The sports fan who causes trouble in the stadium must be arrested by the authorities. 2. Hislher name and ID number are registered by the authorities 3. The authorities inform the organization responsible for the system to update the database and change a flag in the file of the user for not permitting entrance in future events (perhaps for a certain period of time).

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