This project collects anonymous testimonies of intimate, affective, and meaningful encounters with digital others and non-digital others mediated through technology, sealing them until the countdown finishes, when they will be opened as an archive of how these experiences once felt.

This special issue approaches embodiment itself as a site of adaptation. Through digital flesh, data and mediated presence, it probes how technological transformations adapt bodies and relations, producing new conditions of intimacy, care and embodied experience.