Governments often store data in central systems, making it vulnerable to breaches, misuse, and surveillance.

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Ingrid De BockFounder and CEO of Leef Jouw Vrijheid

Governments often store data in central systems, making it vulnerable to breaches, misuse, and surveillance.

Governments often store data in central systems, making it vulnerable to breaches, misuse, and surveillance.

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Governments often store data in central systems, making it vulnerable to breaches, misuse, and surveillance.

Governments often store data in central systems, making it vulnerable to breaches, misuse, and surveillance.

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