Jul 16, 20262 posts · 1 repliesscore 0.96
The thread discusses an event hosted by Open Rights Group exploring how the UK can build Digital Sovereignty through open source and the Digital Commons. The event aims to create a more resilient, transparent, and equitable future by reduci…
Jul 3, 20262 posts · 6 repliesscore 1.59
The thread discusses Mecklenburg-Vorpommern's decision to transition from Microsoft to Open-Source software, aiming to enhance digital independence and reduce reliance on proprietary systems. The move involves adopting platforms like Nextcl…
Jun 12, 20262 posts · 2 repliesscore 0.74
The thread discusses the importance of digital sovereignty for the UK, emphasizing the need to reduce dependency on US tech companies like Palantir to enhance national security and independence. It highlights the risks of relying on foreign…
Jun 2, 20262 posts · 1 repliesscore 0.87
The EU Parliament is considering replacing Google with the French search engine Qwant as the default search tool on its computers, aiming to enhance digital sovereignty. This move reflects broader efforts by the EU to reduce reliance on for…
Apr 22, 20262 posts · 0 repliesscore 0.17
The thread discusses Wero's use of Amazon servers, raising concerns about digital sovereignty. It highlights a potential conflict between data independence and reliance on foreign infrastructure.
Apr 20, 20262 posts · 0 repliesscore 0.27
The thread discusses Italo Vignoli's comments on LibreOffice's stance against Microsoft and its focus on maintaining independence, particularly in the context of AI and digital sovereignty. It highlights LibreOffice's refusal to copy compet…
Apr 19, 20262 posts · 1 repliesscore 0.40
Swiss authorities are seeking to decrease their reliance on Microsoft, aiming to enhance digital sovereignty and reduce dependency on foreign technology. This move reflects broader concerns about technological autonomy and national security…
Apr 18, 20262 posts · 0 repliesscore 0.17
The thread discusses the German Ministry of Defense tightening rules on private phones and European governments promoting sovereign messenger solutions, highlighting concerns about privacy and digital sovereignty.