reflects inequalities in access to digital technologies between individuals and communities. This gap may be due to socioeconomic factors, as some groups do not have sufficient resources to use the internet or smart devices. It also includes inequalities in the skills and knowledge needed to use these technologies effectively. In digital psychology, digital inequality affects people’s mental health, as it can contribute to social isolation and increase feelings of anxiety and stress, especially for those who are unable to communicate effectively or access digital opportunities in education and employment.