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you can create an identity yourself. You don't have to ask for permission; you just do, without having to rely on the benevolence of whatever dictator is in charge of the platform right now.

A fundamental right protects this protocol—the digital fundamental right.

This fundamental right provides five protections.

The highlighted paragraph refers to the protection of "Existence." This protection has several terminologies.
- In the technical context, the language most often used is "Self-sovereign identity."
- In the digital fundamental right, the vocabulary used is "Existence."

Another protection is "Data." The digital fundamental right protects the vision for a value-enabled web.

The other three protections are: "Attention," "Intentions," and "Offline Life."

Fundamental rights are universal, but some countries propose them before others, like the fundamental rights in the USA and French Constitution.

Costa Rica was the first country to propose a constitutional amendment to include the digital fundamental right in 2004! Law number #15890.

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