Bai luan ve Data Sovereignty: Who Truly Owns Your Online Identity? - 107 tu

The Ontological Conflict of Digital Personhood

In our contemporary digital society, the question of data sovereignty: who truly owns your online identity? remains a contested legal and ontological frontier. While individuals assert a right to digital personhood, the prevailing corporate-held model treats personal information as an extractable commodity rather than an extension of the self. This tension creates a dichotomy between data as property and data as personality. True sovereignty requires a shift toward user-centric control, where legal frameworks recognize that digital footprints are intrinsic to human identity. Currently, however, systemic surveillance and proprietary algorithms ensure that corporations, not individuals, exercise ultimate dominion over our virtual existences.

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