It seems that author, influencer, digital creator, journalist, etc, Ria Chopra started her Instagram account at age 14. Now, if she is around 26-27 now, that means she has spent her young adult life on the Internet. And that means she may have experience in writing about what she has felt, and processed in those 10-12 years. Though I, now 44, having spent the last 10 years on Instagram, may not want to read about it.

And that’s what I would tell everyone trying to rip apart her book, Never Logged Out, on X. In a piece written by herself on online platform Nod, the strap reads, “In her new book, ‘Never Logged Out’, the eternally online Ria Chopra argues how curation and curiosity-driven creators are helping Gen Z find meaning in a world of unlimited information”. What I have deduced after flipping through Chopra’s book, and through information given by my Gen Z colleagues, is that the book talks about how their generation deals with life, as they are constantly online. This includes how they fall in love, how they dress, shop, and also how impacted they are by everything they see online.