EGpõhised

EGpõhised is a term that has emerged in discussions surrounding digital identity and data privacy. It broadly refers to systems or practices that are grounded in the concept of "egological" principles, emphasizing individual control and ownership over personal data. The "egopõhised" approach aims to shift the paradigm from data being collected and controlled by third parties to individuals having the agency to manage, share, and even monetize their own digital footprint.

The core idea behind EGpõhised systems is the creation of secure, self-sovereign digital identities. This means that individuals would possess a verifiable digital identity that is not tied to any single platform or service. Instead, they would hold the keys to this identity and decide which pieces of information to share with whom, and for what purpose. This contrasts with current models where personal data is often siloed within various online services, making it difficult for users to understand or control its use.

Proponents of EGpõhised frameworks argue that they can foster greater trust and transparency in the digital realm. By empowering individuals, these systems could reduce the risk of data breaches and misuse, while also creating new opportunities for personalized services and data-driven innovation that respects individual privacy. The development and implementation of such systems are ongoing, with various technological solutions and policy frameworks being explored.