This study aims to find out how the difference in the intensity of accessing cybersexs in the official LINE account to students in Yogyakarta by sex. Where the intensity of accessing cybersexs female students is greater than male students. Participants amounted to 60 students (male and female) aged between 18 to 25 years. Taking data by using questionnaire (reliability coefficient of 0.914). Data analysis using Independent Sample t-test, with score of t equal to 2,499 with sig. (2-tails) of 0.015 (female) and 0.16 (male) (p> 0.05) with a mean of 36.52 (female) and 32.94 (male), meaning that there is a significant difference in the intensity of accessing male and male cybersexs female students in the official LINE account where the intensity of accessing cybersexs attitude of female students to cyberspace sex is more positive than male students.