This workshop aims to bring an expository analysis of public digital services offered globally, focusing on the datafication of public services from diverse perspectives. Through invited facilitators, realities of different regions will be explored, such as the Brazilian (LatAm) and European ones.They will present real-world success cases while addressing systemic concerns regarding digital exclusion, state surveillance, and privacy risks within their respective contexts. The session will promote reciprocal learning via a shared questionnaire at the beginning to gather information on the national digital public service contexts of the participants. These responses will be compiled and discussed in the final segment, fostering a dialogue on the diverse realities represented. The goal is to provide a shared perspective on infrastructure building, balancing efficiency gains with the protection of fundamental rights in datafied societies.