In this episode of We Are Still Human, Phillip Kemp delivers a raw, urgent monologue on the future of identity in the digital age. The focus: can we truly have both progress and privacy? He argues that the answer is yes — but only if individuals take back control of their data. This isn’t a conversation about convenience; it’s about power. Kemp exposes how big tech companies extract personal data, manipulate memory, and reshape identity for profit. He makes the case that whoever owns identity owns the future — and that real freedom comes when people hold their own digital selves, deciding when, how, and if their information is shared. Packed with insights on data ownership, privacy rights, digital sovereignty, and the rising demand for user-controlled systems, this episode pushes listeners to see identity as the ultimate battleground. If you care about privacy, online freedom, and the future of human autonomy, this is an unmissable listen.