noun

• Extreme or irrational fear of computers or technology.

  ‘cyberphobia may sound silly, but a new survey found many people are ignorant about electronic gadgets’

  More example sentences

  • ‘Unfortunately for Professor Lotter, it appears someone has already coined the term ‘cyberphobia’, meaning the fear of computers /Internet/technology.’
  • ‘For example, several have been coined in recent years to describe a terror of some newish examples of technology: computerphobia, cyberphobia, cybertechnophobia, telephobia and technophobia.’
  • ‘Which seemed to think that Internet access via TVs and mobile phones may get more people over their cyberphobia.’
  • ‘No, it wasn't an attack of cyberphobia that led this 28-year veteran of The New York Times publishing empire to the much smaller world of PressPoint.’