Topic: digital sovereignty
Digital sovereignty refers to the control that nations seek over their digital infrastructure and data, often leading to increased surveillance and censorship. Governments may impose regulations that restrict online freedoms, such as mandatory biometric identification and blocking communication platforms. This trend poses significant risks to individual privacy and free expression, as state control over digital sectors can stifle dissent and limit access to information.
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Russia Moves to Mandate State Biometric ID for Online Age Verification
By merging digital identity with moral policing, Russia edges closer to an internet where every click carries a name.
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Russia Blocks Voice Calls on WhatsApp and Telegram
Russia’s grip on foreign tech tightens one feature at a time.
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BRICS countries make strides towards digital sovereignty
BRICS is an international association made up of five countries – Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa. Taken together,…
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NordVPN shuts down its Russian servers in a push-back response to Russia’s over-reaching demands
NordVPN is standing strong.