The 66th issue of NEFport explores how digital platforms have transformed the ways citizens access information, express grievances, and engage with public institutions. It examines key challenges, including misinformation, algorithmic decision-making, concentrated technological power, and unequal access to digital technologies. The issue also looks at the role of digital public infrastructure, AI, data, and digital government in reshaping the relationship between citizens and the state, while considering how institutions can adapt to these changes and strengthen transparency, accountability, and public participation. At the same time, it asks who is able to participate in this digital transformation and who risks being left behind due to gaps in connectivity, language, documentation, digital literacy, and access.