Unintentional digital filters promote a more asymmetrical communication process that de-emphasizes that communicators share responsibility for the quality of their communication exchange.

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Unintentional digital filters, such as autocorrect, can change the intended message of the communicator and lead to a breakdown in communication. This can create a more asymmetrical communication process where one person may feel they are responsible for ensuring the message is received correctly. It also de-emphasizes the shared responsibility for the quality of the communication exchange.

Unintentional Digital Filters Promote a More Asymmetrical Communication Process That