Abstract
Following the Covid-19 pandemic, the globe has seen unheard-of modifications in many facets of daily life, including how we socialize. A term used to characterize the use of virtual platforms and technologies for social contact, sociovirtualization has become more prevalent due to the requirement for physical separation and gathering constraints. Research on the effects of Covid-19 on socialization and the emergence of novel digital modes of communication and interaction is crucial.
 This article examines socialization in the future, seeing sociovirtualization as the standard in our interpersonal interactions. In order to promote real human connections, it highlights the necessity of a well-rounded strategy that incorporates both virtual and in-person contacts. Through a thoughtful embrace of sociovirtualization, we can make sense of the situation now and get ready for a time when virtual and real-world interactions can coexist peacefully.
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