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Tech Giants' Control of the Digital World

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Tech Giants' Control of the Digital World
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Points clés

  • Large technology companies control the digital world
  • Data collection practices affect human relationships and geopolitics
  • Decisions by ECA digital and the Supremo Tribunal Federal in Brazil are taking important steps

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The control of the digital world by large technology companies and their data collection practices are affecting human relationships and geopolitics. Decisions by ECA digital and the Supremo Tribunal Federal in Brazil are taking important steps in determining the responsibility of these companies. However, more work is needed to make the digital world safe and democratic.

Daniela da Silva, former public policy chief of WhatsApp and founder of the CTRL+Z organization, is working to question the operating models of large technology companies and prevent abuse. Silva states that large technology companies try to convince people that their technologies are inevitable, but this is not true.

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Why do large technology companies control the digital world?
Large technology companies have large amounts of data collection practices that affect human relationships and geopolitics.
What is being done in Brazil to determine the responsibility of large technology companies?
Decisions by ECA digital and the Supremo Tribunal Federal in Brazil are taking important steps in determining the responsibility of large technology companies.
What is the purpose of Daniela da Silva's CTRL+Z organization?
The purpose of Daniela da Silva's CTRL+Z organization is to question the operating models of large technology companies and prevent abuse.

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