The work proposes the existence of a new field of collective action within the contemporary Mapuche indigenous movement, which emerges from processes of technological appropriation, use and production of digital spaces by Mapuche actors. Based on a trans-methodological proposal, which overlaps (i) dialogue of knowledge, (ii) literature review and (iii) discursive analysis, this work establishes the specific features that characterize the Mapuche Technopolitics. Subsequently, the types of digital activism that make up this communicative ecosystem are exposed.