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Intangible property ownership is referred to as intellectual property. This covers concepts, layouts, symbols, compositions and artistic endeavors. It also includes digital media that can be downloaded via the internet, like audio and video clips. We call this current era the “digital era.” The majority of modern innovation results in a reliance on digitalization. Printing, broadcasting, publishing and the dissemination of innovation have all been easier and more affordable in recent years. Users and intellectual property owners will be directly impacted by this. Compared to past times, the digitalization process greatly eased their labor. However, in contrast to what is so readily manufactured and distributed is likewise simply replicated at a low cost. In a digital age intellectual property rights no longer seem to be able to mediate disputes between the owners of intellectual property and their users about who gets to access created content at a fair price. This essay aims to illustrate the many developments around intellectual property rights and the difficulties that owners encounter. Additionally, a review of other researchers’ work has emphasized the different rules that will be in place to safeguard it in the upcoming years.