Yes, the EUDI Wallet is designed to provide users with a transparent overview of their authorizations and data sharing. The aim is to ensure that control over their own identity data is traceable and simple at all times. To this end, every EUDI wallet must provide functions with which active connections to authorities, companies or other services can be viewed. Users can track which organizations have been granted access to which data and for what purpose it has been released. It should also be possible to manage authorizations and connections directly in the EUDI wallet. If data sharing is no longer desired, access can be revoked or existing connections can be terminated. In this way, the EUDI wallet supports a central principle of digital identity: users retain control over their data and decide for themselves when and with whom information is shared.