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The use of free software instead of proprietary software can give institutions better control over information technology, i.e. digital sovereignty. A growing number of public institutions have started a transition to free-software solutions, facing different challenges in this process. This grants independence and can also address the often-argued need for public access to publicly funded developments. This is the one of the many ways that public services can ensure that citizen data is handled in a trustworthy manner since non-free software doesn't allow total control over the employed functions of the needed programs.
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