In the era of completely open democracy, the views and interests of citizens are very diverse and managed so that aspirations can be adequately conveyed. Massive information makes the public must be able to sort out the information they receive fairly and wisely.  Various developments in technology and information have become important in addressing the attitude of religious moderation. This study aims to find a model of the implications of religious moderation in the framework of digital da'wah-based social media, which is specifically for the millennial generation. The descriptive qualitative method was used in this study, by taking literature sources that correlate with research problems, such as journals, ebooks, websites, and youtube. The results obtained are, to present or apply an attitude of moderation amid the general public of various cultures and beliefs, one must be able to take a role in all matters related to religious and social life. While the relationship with digital da'wah to the millennial generation, essentially, will be more interesting if it is through social media, it is also guided by the Islamic concept of Rahmatan Lil Alamin, which has implications for the attitude of religious moderation. An effective communication space dialogue for the millennial generation at home and in the community will form a person who has character and becomes a tolerant character based on the philosophy of diversity in defending the NKRI, according to Islamic rules and government programs in religious moderation.