We live in a digital age dominated by the Internet. As a requirement of the era, people of the modern age are to adapt to innovation quickly, be informed about all developments and keep abreast of the news all around the world. Thus, it is of vital importance to be online and connected to the Internet all the time. In time, the phrase “connecting to the Internet”, which used to denote a technical status in the era when the Internet was just becoming common, have now come to connote an indispensable passion. Not only does the world’s online population keep raising constantly, but also the time spent online increases every year. Therefore, the Internet penetrates into our lives more every passing year. One of the deepest effects of the Internet on our daily lives is undoubtedly its transformative power on the quantity and quality of information. This study aims to examine the status of information in the Internet era within the contexts of digitalization. Focus group study, which is a qualitative research method, has been conducted with university students who belong in Generation Z. In this study, while the increase in the quantity of information is evaluated within the context of the term “infobesity”, qualitative change of information is discussed within the context of the term “acontextualness”. Data obtained indicated that interviewees primarily preferred the Internet to access information. The most important factors for this preference are that accessing information on internet is very easy and information accessed on the Internet tends to be compact just like a “pill”, which can be swallowed up as a whole.