We encourage users to engage with complex technologies and systems by showing that they can be regulated. In this way, we reduce users' fear of contact with complex, digital services. Furthermore, we encourage users to question technologies and systems and strenghten the fact that their voice, their experiences and their knowledge are relevant for the further development of technologies and digital services, as well as for the way society interacts with them. We inspire enthusiasm for strengthening one's own digital sovereignty by setting impulses that arouse curiosity.

We make it easier for users to engage with digital sovereignty by illustrating and explaining how companies and the state use and process personal data. We inform users directly about where and in what form they can have a say in the processing of their data – in this way, users experience their own ability to act.

We also explain to policymakers in a clear and understandable way who uses and processes data and in which manner. We provide policymakers with practical approaches and tools that they can use to promote users‘ autonomy.

By educating and imparting knowledge, we empower users to act in a self-determined manner. In addition, we encourage policy makers not to be deterred by the complexity of new technologies and systems, in order to ensure users' autonomy in dealing with their data. We support policymakers in this by showing them suitable tools and practical examples that enable them to find and design solutions for self-determined conduct.

We also show companies how they can design technologies in such a way that users retain control over their data.