Once upon a Digital Decade, Europe set out to create a safe and connected online world by 2030. Along this journey, familiar characters from classic tales return to help us explore the EU Digital Decade goals in a simple and engaging way. Follow Snow White, Little Red Riding Hood and Alice in Wonderland as their adventures unexpectedly get twisted to discover how Europe is shaping a digital environment that is safe, open, and accessible for everyone.
Once upon a Digital Decade, Europe reached its 2030 goals, bringing fast Internet, secure identities, and smart technology to every corner. This playful tale reimagines the classic story in a world where the EU’s Digital Decade goals for 2030 have already been met. Everyone, from Snow White and the seven dwarfs to the Evil Queen, enjoys fast Internet, secure digital IDs, and safe, intelligent technology. In this connected world, Snow White studies online, opens a digital bank account, and watches her favourite films with ease. When trouble strikes, digital innovation steps in as e-Health and emergency services act swiftly to protect lives. The dwarfs use AI and digital twins to make their mining greener, safer, and more efficient. Even the Queen discovers that true power lies in connectivity and trust, not in magic.
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