sovereign-->autonomous, web0-->web4

docs/main/internet_today/centralization_risk.md

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 2. **Disruptions in Emergencies**
    - If a natural disaster, conflict, or cyberattack occurs, centralized systems become single points of failure. Without local infrastructure, countries cannot ensure continuity of services for their citizens.
 
-3. **Loss of Sovereignty**
+3. **Loss of Autonomy**
    - Relying on foreign infrastructure means a country doesn’t have full control over its own data or communication. This compromises national security and privacy for both individuals and governments.
 
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docs/main/internet_today/conclusion.md

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ Only 50% of world has decent access to Internet, let's recap the issues.
 ### **1. Centralization Risks**
 
 - **Dependence on Few Entities:** Countries and individuals heavily rely on centralized providers like Google, Amazon, and Microsoft for critical services, creating vulnerabilities to disruptions, geopolitical conflicts, and external control over data and infrastructure.
-- **Loss of Sovereignty:** Centralized data centers and infrastructure compromise autonomy, leaving nations and organizations at the mercy of foreign entities and global policies.
+- **Loss of Autonomy:** Centralized data centers and infrastructure compromise autonomy, leaving nations and organizations at the mercy of foreign entities and global policies.
 - **Fragility:** The current centralized model leads to single points of failure, where disruptions can have widespread economic and societal impacts.
 
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docs/main/internet_today/gdp_negative.md

@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ The concept of "Internet GDP negative" in this context highlights the economic d
    - User data from most countries is stored and processed in foreign data centers. This creates dependency on a few nations for internet services and data storage.
    - **Impact:** The local economy loses the opportunity to benefit from data-driven industries (e.g., AI, analytics). Furthermore, countries become vulnerable to foreign policy changes, data access restrictions, or breaches.
 
-### 4. **Loss of Sovereignty and Influence**
+### 4. **Loss of Autonomy and Influence**
    - When internet infrastructure and critical data storage are external, nations lose control over how their citizens’ data is managed and utilized.
    - **Impact:** This reduces the ability to enforce regulations, build influence, or compete globally in the digital space.
 

docs/main/internet_today/internet_basics.md

@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ This leads to very inneficient behavior, slower performance, less reliability an
 
 The internet applications stacks are replicated many times for the various applications we use, each requiring its own full infrastructure. This approach is unsustainable and inefficient.
 
-## Issues with Autonomy and Sovereignty
+## Issues with Autonomy and Autonomy
 
-Our current internet model compromises autonomy and sovereignty. Most data is stored in large data centers controlled by a few major corporations, effectively turning users into products.
+Our current internet model compromises autonomy. Most data is stored in large data centers controlled by a few major corporations, effectively turning users into products.