This entry examines the relationship between cybersex, technosex, and disability. It focuses on the relationship between cyberspace and technology with sexual needs in individuals with intellectual, developmental, and physical disabilities. While the terms cybersex and technosex are often used interchangeably in academic and popular discourse, they are distinct phenomena. Cybersexual behavior typically involves sexuality expressed through cyberspace, such as sexting, online pornography, and cybersex work, while technosex refers to attraction to or interaction with technological objects, including sex robots or artificial intelligence interfaces. This entry focuses on the advantages and disadvantages of using cybersex and technosex by people with various disabilities and tries to emphasize the need for sexual education on this topic, which should be aimed at both people with disabilities and their caregivers, but also society.