Communication technology is in a cycle of development that will last for a long period. Aspects of regular conversation are undoubtedly changing as communication technology advances. Technology has significantly changed the way we communicate. There are always new platforms and gadgets available. While traveling or working remotely, we are able to do so without any problems. With a swipe of the finger or voice command, we may access information and control devices in our homes and workplaces. The purpose of this study is to examine how information and communication technology (ICT), also known as media, telecommunications, computers, and information systems, has long been linked to social and cultural transformation and economic progress. Measures of the ownership, accessibility, usage, and availability of different technical systems have historically been used in assessments of ICT and social change to assess their importance and social influence. Measures that more accurately represent the essentially social, interactive, performative, and participatory nature of today's new media and ICT are needed for technology evaluation. The diversity of users and sources that a particular ICT resource makes accessible defines its scope.