Data sovereignty
Data sovereignty means that the people involved keep control over their own data. They decide where data is stored and who can access it.
What does this mean?
Those who keep control over their data can decide for themselves what happens to it. This builds trust and reduces dependence on individual providers.
What is already possible today?
Storage locations in Germany and European law provide a reliable framework today. Self-hosted services give organisations back control.
What is still open?
How data sovereignty can be implemented easily in everyday life is being developed. The balance between convenience and control must be weighed in each case.