cyberphobia

/ˌsaɪbərˈfoʊbiə/

If you have a cyberphobia, you're afraid of computers, new technology, or the Internet. A man who feels irrationally scared to use his new smartphone may suffer from cyberphobia.

A phobia is an extreme, irrational fear, and cyberphobia is no different. While many people feel completely comfortable using computers, navigating the Internet, or installing applications on their phones, others find themselves terrified of these things — they have some degree of cyberphobia. The prevalence of technology in modern life has resulted in this new word, which combines cyber, a prefix used to mean "technology" or "the Internet" and phobia, from the Greek phobos, "fear or terror."

Definitions of cyberphobia

1. noun

   irrational fear of computers or technology
   type of:

   simple phobia

   any phobia (other than agoraphobia) associated with relatively simple well-defined stimuli