Introduction The consideration of the problems of social structure is possible in various aspects: healthcare, education, and other institutions. Changes in one or several areas invariably entail not only cultural changes but also social transformations, which are manifested in shifts in values, new channels of communication, and updated ways of interpersonal interaction. The process of digitization is no exception since the cultural characteristics of the development of various social groups depend not only on existing trends in interaction but also on communication routes. A number of opportunities emerge due to digital innovations that simplify any form of contact and bring both sides of the communication process closer. At the same time, these activities are accompanied by the degradation of traditional verbal interaction and the transformation of classical practices of interpersonal links. Based on the digitization trend, the influence of technological progress will be considered in the context of impacts on the human understanding of sociality and its manifestations. Significant Changes in Understanding Sociality Any technology arising in society, on the one hand, satisfies a specific social need, and on the other hand, changes the nature of people’s interaction. According to Ometov et al . (2016), all modern and innovative devices designed to support remote communication among people simplify the establishment of social contacts among individuals, groups, and organizations. Through various channels, people receive information about events and can interact without feeling the need to be at close range. This nature of human relationships that have developed over the past few decades has changed the traditional concept of sociality and reorganized the principles of human interaction. Despite the fact that not all communication channels provide feedback with the interlocutor and act as a means of mass communication, the ability to influence one or a group of people remotely is common today. This opportunity is perceived as a norm and a natural phenomenon. According to Pantano and Gandini (2017), in the understanding of most people, a chance to be in touch with friends or relatives is not perceived as a destructive mechanism and is assessed as an ordinary process. In other words, for a modern person, spending time in social networks is not a process that contradicts the norms of interpersonal interaction and is considered a distorted form of communication. As a result, under the influence of progress, the digitization trend does not create significant inconvenience and, conversely, stimulates the maintenance of contacts in conditions in which traditional communication is impossible. The concept of sociality has transformed significantly, and many phenomena that were previously impossible in the communication system due to people’s remoteness are natural in a modern social environment. For instance, Ometov et al . (2016) cite an example of collaborative online movements and note that this trend has become widespread under the influence of social media as a key tool for human interaction. Humanity has learned to use the achievements of technological prog