This grandmother has gone viral on TikTok after her granddaughters shared hilarious videos of her MANY tech fails. Gina Zulian, 83, received an iPad from granddaughters Emma Adamo and Olivia Adamo in 2017 and is still struggling with its intricacies. The two sisters had been recording their grandmother's antics for several years before deciding to post them on the social app TikTok. The videos quickly became popular, and have now amassed millions of views, with users from all over the world finding joy in Gina’s hilarious mishaps. Videos show Gina messaging random Facebook users whilst trying to message her grandchildren, asking and answering her own questions. She also accidentally uploaded photo dumps of selfies and contacting a person called Frankie Grace, whilst trying to watch the Netflix show 'Grace and Frankie'. Emma and Olivia, both from Adelaide, Australia, said: “We think Nonna Gina is amazing for having a go with technology. She never gives up, despite the amount of mistakes she makes! “Our Nonna has so much determination. She even built her own home that you see in the videos! “She brings our family a lot of laughs so we thought we would share her videos to bring people some joy.” Gina moved to Adelaide, from Trento, Italy, in 1962 and spends her retirement looking after her garden, sweeping leaves in her neighbourhood, and causing chaos with her iPad. She said: “If you can make at least one person laugh a day, it's a good day. I still can't believe all of the love I have received from my followers. I’m very grateful for everyone's support.” Emma and Olivia will continue to post her hysterical moments in the hope that their Nonna will inspire people to never give up. They said: “We want to post her videos so she can make hundreds of people laugh. “We think we could all be a little more like Nonna Gina. “It’s important to never give up and try to not be embarrassed about making mistakes - even if you do go live on Facebook in your dressing gown!”
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