Esej o Data Sovereignty: Who Truly Owns Your Online Identity?

The Crisis of Ownership in a Digital Society

In the contemporary digital society, the boundary between the physical self and the digital persona has become increasingly porous. As individuals navigate the internet, they generate a continuous stream of metadata, behavioral patterns, and personal preferences that constitute a "digital twin." This phenomenon raises a critical question for modern jurisprudence: who truly owns your online identity? While current technological infrastructures favor a corporate-centric model of data extraction, the burgeoning concept of data sovereignty suggests that personal information should be viewed not as a tradable commodity, but as an intrinsic component of human dignity and personhood.

Surveillance Capitalism and the Corporate Model

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