What two things tend to be frequently misinterpreted in computer mediated communications?

In computer-mediated communications, tone and intent are frequently misinterpreted due to the lack of nonverbal cues and context. Without facial expressions, gestures, or vocal inflections, messages can be perceived as more aggressive or sarcastic than intended. Additionally, the brevity of text-based communication, such as in emails or texts, can lead to misunderstandings, as nuances and emotions may be lost. These factors can result in conflicts or confusion among communicators.