After a long wait, Spider-Man finally made his debut in the deal between Sony and Marvel allowed Spider-Man to Iron Man, Captain America, Thor, and the rest while also being part of Sony's own universe.
The MCU had a different approach to Spider-Man and skipped his origin story and introduced him as an already known hero in New York City, and his actions around the city had already become viral. His heroic deeds and one-of-a-kind abilities caught the attention of Tony Stark, who later recruited the young hero as part of his team in his fight against Steve Rogers and his own team in Captain America: Civil War. After fighting alongside and against the biggest MCU hero at that point, Spider-Man returned in his first solo movie, evolution of the MCU.
Spider-Man continued fighting crime and different types of villains in Tony used his advanced technology for more than just creating suits, weapons, and gadgets, as he apparently also kept a close eye on anyone with superpowers.
Speaking to Spider-Man with the help of his advanced technology and eventually got to see the hero unmasked, and the rest was just some easy research. Now, Tony having some A.I running crime statistics would mean that he was aware of every criminal/villain and enhanced individual as well, which doesn’t quite match with what was seen in the MCU post-Civil War.
With Iron Man now gone and Spider-Man having his own, major problems to deal with now that nobody re him following the events of Captain America: Civil War, and while the A.I explanation makes sense, it also raises many questions about how far Tony would go in of safety and privacy.
