The more I think about it, the bigger the mistake it seems that this director chose to reveal Peter’s identity. Spider-Man has to have a secret identity. Otherwise, why wear a mask? He doesn’t have financial resources to hide out or protect himself or his loved ones like Tony Stark. It was a completely unnecessary plot point literally thrown in at the last minute that will be a negative for the franchise.

Im kinda thinking Hydro Man is still out there considering the Morris Bench guy article seems legit and had nothing to do with Mysterio's made up backstories for these characters

I’ve never understood fandom’s (or Sony’s) desire to have a Sinister Six show up before there are legitimately 6 villains from prior films to team up. Just like with the Avengers, it’ll mean much more if they’re recognizable.

I'm curious of what the process was of Tony leaving the glasses to Fury, so that the latter could give them to Peter.

I mean, first, it's the fact that Tony and Fury weren't exactly buddies, meaning there was no good reason why he would trust the former head of SHIELD to give the all-important and powerful EDITH software to a kid. Fury is the guy who'd probably keep it for himself, and his newly formed agency, and never telling Peter, 'cause that's the smart thing to do, by the master-spy who's "secrets got secrets". There are plenty of other people that Tony could trust more for having them give Spider-Man the glasses, like Pepper, Happy, Bruce etc.

Then, it's how Nick has been keeping a low profile since TWS, and, consequently, his contact with Stark has been much rarer than before. This adds to how these two men are far from close colleagues, making Fury even less ideal as a choice for being the middle man.

And when you think about it, why would Tony give something so important to a 15yo kid? Even though he loved him as his son, how could he trust a teenager with a secret double life, to handle this thing and the responsibility around it?

But the most important problem with this plot point is this: how in the actual heck did Tony leave EDITH for Peter, if the former died just a few minutes after the latter was resurrected? He clearly was too busy trying to stop Thanos, so no, I exclude the possibility of him giving some sort of related request, through FRIDAY, to Fury, during that battle. And it doesn't make sense that it'd be in his last will before he even knew Spider-Man would be resurrected, because we're talking about one of the most powerful softwares on the planet -- he wouldn't just leave it to a dead boy who might come back to life.

There you go, I don't like being spoon fed.