This study is based on the pattern of analytical descriptive studies aimed at describing and analyzing the social and physiological challenges facing women's use of modern technology. This study was conducted in Giza governorate. The theories of the study were from postmodern theory and feminist social theory. The effect of social challenges on the inability of women to use modern technology, as the results of statistical analysis showed a statistically significant impact of the social challenges, and the value of (k2 = 26.316) and the value of significance (0.000) at a significant level less than (0.01) The correlation coefficient was (0.775) at a significant level of 0.05.
There was a statistically significant correlation between (0.01) between the physical challenges and the inability of women to use the new technology according to the social status of the widows category. The value of significance is (0.00) and correlation coefficient (0.794) This increased the inability of the widows to use modern technology.
The highest correlation between the physical challenges and the inability of women to use modern technology was due to the social situation. The divorced group had a correlation value of (0.799) and the smallest correlation value for single women (0.768).


 
Recommendations of the study: To raise awareness of the correct use of modern technology and explain the social roles played by the mirrors in light of the widening gap between modern technology and the tasks of princes.