#1 Transparency!

#2 Thorough considerations about the necessity to collect data is crucial – always ask ”why?” before collecting data

#3 Be aware that data is never neutral but can reflect biases

#4 Trial periods are needed for new technology - ensure that things are tested thoroughly before being put into public use

#5 Data can't solve everything; critical reflection is needed when deciding when data should and shouldn't be used

#6 Information about the reason for collecting data is essential

#7 All citizens should be able to get insights into all the data collected about them

#8 The state has a responsibility to offer alternatives to health services/tracking that are only offered by private companies

#9 Efficiency and economization are not sufficient arguments for collecting data about citizens

#10 The state should stop making agreements with tech giants on digitalisation - for example, as seen with the collaboration with Google on Chromebooks in primary schools

#11 For fellow citizens: Say “no” to cookies (download an extension doing this for you to your computer)