The findings presented from spatio-sociological perspective are intended to contribute to a more successful solving of questions concerning the order and disorder in (urban) space. This is grounded in the wider spread of the use of ICT as well as in terms of the concrete experiences gained in the city of Koper and in the coastal area of the Slovenian Istria. The author is disclosing the dual nature of ICT: a) as an efficient mean for preventing, disclosing andsanctioning of illegal acting (interventions) in space and b) as a new way of disturbing interference in the life of people in public and private spaces, which threatens the values such as identity of the city, natural and cultural heritage and safety of the inhabitants.With higher awareness about this our managing power would increase to the benefit of the quality of living and to conviviality of the residents both in short-term and in long-term perspectives.