The article is a critical analysis of the Act on the Right to Digital Services, which is presented to the public as an important step towards strengthening the rights of natural and legal persons as clients of public power and simplifying their position. It proves that most of the rights are not new at all, on the contrary, they generally already exist in the valid legal regulation and rather are not applied. It is pointed out that its application will require the mass use of information technology, without which it will not be possible to use the rights to these services. Finally, it is emphasized that the law does not contain effective means by which the enforcement of rights and the corresponding obligations would be ensured.