Hugo Cunha Lança was born in Beja, on February 22, 1975 (a city where he insists on living), married, proudly a simple boy from the province, lived in Lisbon to graduate in Law and then returned many times to become a master at the Catholic University from Lisbon. Later, he flew regularly to Porto where he completed his doctorate at the Faculty of Law of the University of Porto with a dissertation on the imperative of protecting children from content available on the internet. He is currently Adjunct Professor at IPBeja, Guest Assistant Professor at ISMAT, Integrated Doctoral Researcher at CEAD, where he coordinates the research area of ¿¿Justice, Freedom and Law and, also, Researcher at CEDIS - Faculty of Law at Universidade Nova de Lisboa. In his spare time, he is a columnist for regional media, writes prose and legal literature, being obsessed with questions and little concerned with seeking answers. Regarding the professional path, we recognize that, on a superficial reading of the CV, it seems incoherent; The trajectory began as a legal practitioner and in recent years a significant part of the scientific production seems to be related to Family, Children and Adolescent Law. But, we believe, the contradiction is apparent. There are, therefore, two common denominators on the journey: the centrality of the Person (in the relationship with oneself, the family and the community) and the attraction to new realities that challenge People. Therefore, our research demonstrated concern with the relationship between the internet and Law, and with the challenges posed to people by technological development, always having as its premise a critical perspective of Law, which brings us closer to Philosophy.