Open internet for everyone
A movement for digital ownership, protocols over platforms, and sovereignty over your data and devices.
This is not a startup or a token. It is a movement and a technical doctrine: a manifesto, architectural principles, and public use cases for those who want an internet without remote kill switches and walled ecosystems.
Manifesto of the Open Internet 4.0
- Digital Ownership Is Real Ownership. If you buy it, you own it. No remote revocation. No hidden kill switches.
- Devices Must Work Without Permission. Hardware must not depend on continuous corporate authorization to function.
- Software Is Infrastructure. Critical digital services must rely on open standards and auditable protocols.
- Data Belongs to the Individual. User data must be exportable, portable, and locally accessible.
- Offline First. Every essential system must degrade gracefully and function without central servers.
- Interoperability Is a Right. No artificial lock-ins. No forced ecosystems.
- Transparency Over Trust. Trust must be replaced by verifiable architecture.
- Repair, Modify, Fork. Users must have the legal and technical right to repair and modify their digital tools.
- Protocols Over Platforms. The internet should be built on open protocols, not corporate walled gardens.
- Digital Sovereignty Is Civil Sovereignty. Control over digital infrastructure equals political autonomy.