Everyone in the Group Chat Dies

The characters' relationships seemed so fragile, and I kept wondering if I would have reacted the same way online. Was that sense of paranoia intentional?

The format made it feel very immediate and personal, but I’m curious whether this was a storytelling device from the start or something that evolved during writing.

It made me think about how trust is built or broken when faces are hidden. Do you think the book offers a meaningful commentary on digital privacy?