What is digital sovereignty?

Clear answers on digital sovereignty, the ECSF, debate arguments and practical steps.

Digital sovereignty is the extent to which a government or organization actually maintains control over its digital functions, data and dependencies. Formal rights and actual options for action count.

Specific questions are: where is the data located, who can access it, what law applies, who manages the keys, can the service continue in the event of a conflict and is switching realistically possible?