DIGITAL SOVEREIGNTY COALITION

EDITORIAL POLICY

THIRD-PARTY TRADEMARKS & EDITORIAL INDEPENDENCE

Company names, trademarks, and logos appearing on this website are used solely for identification, factual reporting, research, criticism, commentary, and public education.

All third-party trademarks and logos remain the property of their respective owners.

Their appearance does not imply sponsorship, endorsement, affiliation, partnership, or approval of Digital Sovereignty Coalition by the companies or organizations identified.

Digital Sovereignty Coalition is an independent organization. Its research, analysis, and editorial positions are its own.

Conceptual illustrations and AI-generated representations are not depictions of actual proprietary systems, operational interfaces, or verified deployments unless explicitly identified and supported by cited evidence.

PERMITTED EDITORIAL CONTEXTS

Third-party company names and logos may appear on this website where reasonably necessary to identify the subjects of factual research, analysis, criticism, or public-interest commentary.

Use is accurate, limited, and clearly connected to the accompanying editorial discussion.

LOGO USAGE RESTRICTIONS

Third-party corporate logos are not used as:

Company names in ordinary text are preferred where a logo is not necessary. Logos are never invented, distorted, or materially altered in ways that could misidentify a company.

  • DSC organizational branding
  • Decorative website elements
  • Fundraising or donation branding
  • Merchandise or campaign identity
  • Implied endorsements, partnerships, or sponsorships
  • Visual representations of contractual relationships that have not been verified

AI-GENERATED ARTWORK

For conceptual or AI-generated illustrations:

  • Neutral technical symbols and company names in text are preferred.
  • Fabricated corporate logos are avoided.
  • Conceptual military interfaces, surveillance platforms, and AI systems are not presented as authentic operational screenshots.
  • Illustrations are identified as conceptual where appropriate.
  • Company names and institutional relationships are verified before publication.

SOURCING AND ACCURACY

Factual claims involving named companies are supported by reliable sources. Editorial content distinguishes between:

Corporate control over government or military command is not suggested merely because a company supplies underlying technology.

  • Documented contractual relationships
  • Public corporate announcements
  • Government findings
  • Reported allegations
  • Corporate denials
  • Conceptual or hypothetical scenarios

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