Before revision: Hypercommunication is characterized as a dramatic increase in electronic communicative events and exchanges, leading to a significant shift where omnipresence and constant availability, often perceived as an ethical obligation, has transformed every-day social behavior and psychological well-being potentially resulting in a form of self-enslavement to technology.
After revision: Hypercommunication is characterized as a dramatic increase in telecommunication events and exchanges, leading to a significant shift where omnipresence and constant availability, often perceived as an ethical obligation, has transformed every-day social behavior and psychological well-being potentially resulting in a form of self-enslavement to technology.