Digital sovereignty is the ability to meaningfully control your digital life, assets, identity, and data. Most people have never considered where true sovereignty begins or ends online: can you revoke access, move your data, change providers, or prove ownership without institutional permission? As AI becomes more entangled with daily life, the concept of digital sovereignty expands to include not just ownership of assets, but autonomy over your identity, work, and even your memory in the digital realm.
Why it matters: As digital infrastructure centralises, individual sovereignty becomes both threatened and more important. Ownership, verification, and the freedom to direct your digital self are at the core of the Tsuka philosophy.
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