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What does independence look like?

Part 3 of 5 of the deep dive "It's time to pick up the smartphone". Where the phone touches money or identity, Europe already wins. Payment, digital identity, and whether that independence extends to the platform itself.

Christian Triantafillou Schade
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Christian Triantafillou Schade

Christian Triantafillou Schade — Digital pioneer, tech reporter, corporate revolutionary. Christian Triantafillou Schade covers Europe's push for digital sovereignty from the public record. He consults on process improvement and tooling.

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Part 1 of 5 of the deep dive "It's time to pick up the smartphone". The installed base, the market forces, and the European phones that do exist.