The paper is divided in two parts. In the first one a summary of the main issues about quantum non–locality is provided. In the second part, the connections with information and causality are considered. In particular, it is shown that a principle of information causality implies that hyper–correlations among experimental settings are not possible but only correlations among possible outcomes. Since a setting is for measuring a particular observable and the eigenbasis of this observable can be considered a code, this means that information codification is a local procedure.