This graduation thesis aims to show how intimacy has been transformed by the arrival of the digital age. This paper identifies the key factors that led to the transformation of intimacy and determines the consequences of it. With a critical approach and analysis, this work analyses and helps in understanding the effects achieved in intimate relationships and interpersonal communication. The challenges that the digital age brings are not only related to the establishment and maintenance of interpersonal relationships, but also to the issue of privacy, security and emotional well-being. The question arises as to how much an individual truly knows how to physically communicate and create quality and authentic relationships. Also, as a society, we are witnessing various challenges such as digital violence, which is the main problem for the youngest who have yet to be educated and learn to understand the dangers that occur in the online world. The work shows the changes that characterized the relationships in the past through community and social values, but the changes that followed place an emphasis on communication and the changes in the person himself that happened with the arrival of the digital age. The rapid increase in the use of social networks, the development of applications and sites for finding romantic relationships has changed the way we meet, communicate and love. Significant changes in interpersonal relationships have been caused by the digital age, which has given us a new level of intimacy that also has its downsides. Communicating with messages and chats will never have the same meaning and weight as communicating live, looking at a person and absorbing the emotions they send. The quality of content consumption, that is, a multidisciplinary approach to fully understand all aspects and impacts on society is what this paper will present. Certainly, technology can enrich our lives, but only if we know how to use it, and we leave communication for the real-world face to face.