'The world is divided into digital immigrants, i.e., people like me and digital natives, a generation that was raised by the internet. Never Logged Out bridges the gap. A hyperlink to Gen Z and a must-read for anyone trying to form a connection with the constantly connected'

Zoya Akhtar

'Through a deeply personal account, Ria helps readers understand the society being fashioned by Gen Z better'

Shrayana Bhattacharya

'Ria's book isn't just a history of the Indian internet experience; it's a complex, bittersweet, warts and all, love letter to the internet and social media landscape she's grown up in and calls home'

Rohan Joshi

'…Nuanced, honest and humorous, and passionately enthusiastic too... This is a hopeful book that ends with “a deep acknowledgement of both fact and feeling” and rightly acknowledges that our virtual lives are important... even as it looks ahead with optimism.'

Hindustan Times

'Part cultural commentary, part personal memoir, and fully relevant.'

Indian Express

'Fresh, funny, lucid, and rarely dull, Chopra's non-fiction debut is a sparkling chronicle of the digital age-from the quiet promise of its early years to Bollywood's awkward attempts at youth culture, clumsy tote bags, viral memes, and finally, AI in our present moment.'

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