The modern world has entered a new stage of technological development driven by automation and robotics. New information technologies have given rise to a super advanced communication system that places parties in control of it in a position of great advantage over other users. This has led to what can be called digital inequality. At the state level, misunderstanding caused by communication can lead to severely ineffective planning and cause some nations to be behind others. This study considers how owners of information can distinguish information belonging to them and to others since information is now accessible to all as it is available in a common space. It is necessary for conditions to be set that will be recognised by all parties to prevent new threats to information.