The advent of the digital age has revolutionized the way we communicate and entertain ourselves. The rapid proliferation of Internet technologies has transformed various aspects of our daily lives, creating a profound impact on society, culture, and individual behavior. This review paper aims to explore the utilization and dependency on the Internet in the age of digitalization, with a specific focus on communication and entertainment. The paper begins by examining the evolution of digital communication platforms, highlighting the significant role of social media in rural development, political communication process and involvement in online gaming or virtual reality as a tool for communication and entertainment. The effects of such technological shifts on human behavior, including socialization patterns, privacy concerns, and the blurring of online and offline identities, are critically assessed. The paper investigates the role of Internet access in bridging the digital divide, particularly in developing regions. It analyzes the disparities in Internet access and its implications for socio-economic development, education, and political engagement