The Digital Technology Revolution has profoundly changed the way we live, work and interact. This transformation is facilitated by advances in the internet, mobile devices, and increasingly sophisticated information and communications technologies. The impact of this revolution was clearly visible in various aspects of people’s lives. First, in the economic field, digitalization has created new business models such as e-commerce and technology startups. Platforms such as Tokopedia and Bukalapak in Indonesia enable MSME players to access a wider market. Online sales provide opportunities for consumers to shop more practically and efficiently. This also creates new jobs in digital sectors, such as digital marketing and data analysis. Second, this revolution brought significant changes in education. Online-based learning is becoming increasingly popular. Platforms such as Ruangguru and Zenius provide flexible access to education, allowing students to learn according to their time and abilities. Technologies such as AR (Augmented Reality) and VR (Virtual Reality) also enrich the learning experience, making it more interactive and engaging. In the health sector, digital technology has changed the way health services are delivered. Telemedicine allows patients to consult with doctors without having to come directly to the hospital. Health applications such as Halodoc make it easy to access medical services. This is very important, especially in remote areas where access to health facilities is limited. Society is also experiencing changes in the way it interacts. Social media such as Instagram and Facebook allow individuals to connect with other people around the world. While there are benefits, such as facilitating communication and sharing information, there are also challenges, such as the spread of fake news and privacy concerns. Critical understanding of information is very necessary in this digital era to overcome these challenges. Cybersecurity is becoming an important concern as reliance on technology increases. Cases of online fraud and data theft are increasingly widespread, requiring individuals and organizations to be more vigilant in protecting personal data. Education about digital literacy and cyber security needs to be improved so that society is better prepared to face this threat. Meanwhile, digitalization also accelerates globalization, allowing products and cultures from various countries to be connected to each other. On the one hand, this is beneficial by introducing diversity, but on the other hand, it can threaten the existence of local culture. Changes in the way information is consumed are also increasingly evident. With the emergence of online news platforms, users now have greater access to a variety of information sources. However, this shift led to reduced consumption of print media, affecting the publishing industry. Finally, the environmental impact of digital technology cannot be ignored either. Although technology can reduce paper use through digitalization, the production of electronic devices creates a large amount of waste. Therefore, awareness of sustainability in the use of technology needs to be increased. These are the various impacts of the Digital Technology Revolution on society. These changes not only affect economic aspects, education and social interactions, but also create new challenges that society must face. Society must be able to adapt in order to utilize technology optimally and responsibly.