In a Pluralistic post, Cory Doctorow argues that both Americans and people abroad face growing digital-sovereignty risks from Big Tech monopolies aligned with the Trump administration. He highlights the Technology Freedom Cooperative, a new effort by human-rights groups to build federated computing infrastructure across Canada, Mexico, Puerto Rico, and Europe to shield sensitive data from US government seizure. The cooperative plans to offer email, cloud storage, and locally hosted AI tools while training human-rights organizations to run their own secure infrastructure independently.
