In recent years, a growing number of users have been seeking alternatives to US-based digital services, a trend commonly referred to as digital expatriation. Concerns over data privacy, surveillance, content censorship, and pricing models have driven individuals and businesses alike to explore non-US platforms. With increased awareness of digital sovereignty, users are prioritizing services that offer better security, transparency, and freedom of expression. As global technological landscapes shift, many are now opting for European, Asian, and decentralized digital services to regain control over their online presence. Privacy and Data Protection… Read More
Digital Expatriation: Why Users Are Moving Away from US-Based Digital Services
