Civil disobedience is a crucial political practice of our times. Since the early 90s, civil disobedience was partly transformed in digital practices by artists, activists and political technologists. The concept of civil disobedience is contested by itself, but the digital transformation adds a whole new set of questions to this exceptional phenomenon of political action. This talk will bring political theory about civil disobedience in dialog with claims and actions by the political subjects that reinvented what civil disobedience means in the digital era.