Here's what I can see for my own case (I can then see the detail of which administration/organisation has consulted what data on me).

Something similar exists in Belgium mydata.belgium.be/fr/ I assume UK which is a laggard in digitalisation is probably not up to speed on such advances ?

In Estonia they have this www.ria.ee/en/state-inf... which is a great tool to see who is accessing your data, I saw it demonstrated at the e-estonia briefing centre during a visit in December.

Genuinely can’t compute how someone can be pro animal rights and at same time a racist extreme right winger…

Not popular enough it seems

If European Digital Sovereignty is to mean anything, it ought to mean NOT posting on a platform owned and run by a fascist intent on undermining the EU!

And don't give me the bullshit you have to be there for "balance" or "reach" - the rules are stacked against you from the outset

If we surrender our standards, we surrender our sovereignty.
If we give in to populism, we do not regain control, we lose it.
A democratic, green, social and competitive Europe is not only possible. It is necessary. 3/3

Happy birthday

Here in Belgium @sncb-nmbs.bsky.social persist with two separate websites and two apps for national and international trains which makes absolutely no sense - plus the SNCB Europe app feels like it was last updated in 2003 and is painful to use while the national app is rather up to date.