The digital revolution is not just a simple concept, it is a daily reality that involves and affects us all, and regardless of the country or continent we come from, whether we like it or not. The digital age brings opportunities that profoundly change people's lives. The various problems we face in society -especially those related to interactions with others (freedom, justice, etc.) -are not affected by the development of communication technologies and can be solved only in ways that do not enter their register. But the fact that every human being is connected has far-reaching implications. Through information networks, everyone has new job opportunities and can enhance their skills wherever they live. By combining information with genetic approaches, medicine becomes effectively "personalized." Education takes the form of more instrument-related forms, which make it possible in unconventional conditions. The equipment makes your apartment an electronic orchestra, and you become the conductor. Thanks to the widespread information, everyone's life is in a way at his disposal. From this point, however, the dangers begin. Users can give multiple identities, taking advantage of the chance to freely set up different email addresses. That being the case, the hidden people have already formed -who, in the anonymity of the Internet, distribute what they want -and, moreover, the black market of the news, which distributes allegations of virtual destruction of the virtual honour killing of people, as secret information is thrown on the market to expose or criminalize policies.