Is There a Time to Reset Our Data Sovereignty?

Tim Berners-Lee is pushing for web 3.0 where we would have our own personal online data identity that we give people access to and they never hold it. I think there's a whole bunch of Australians who have no idea to what extent surveillance capitalism is part of their lives. So then it becomes what's the rallying point? What's the thing that kind of tips over into this being something that really inconveniences you or where privacy becomes an identity like other important components of identity are particularly motivated by, right? Catherine: "I've always found privacy a really boring, hard thing to even as a political campaign you get excited about"