In this capacity she coordinated contacts with other groups in Sweden, other pirate political movements around the world, and the organization's international policy viewpoints.

[2] In the interim period between her election and her inauguration, she spent much time travelling to different parts of the world talking about her experiences as a young politician and as an advocate of new ideas in information policy.

Amongst others the Ars Electronica festival in Linz, Austria[3] and a visit to South Korea[4] in 2010, which later inspired her political involvement on the Korean peninsula delegation in the European Parliament.

In later years, she has continued technical standards work to promote power saving features and sustainable hardware on behalf of the operator and device manufacturer communities.

After graduating at Rosendalsgymnasiet in Uppsala, she attended university in Lund, where she studied mathematics, physics, Spanish and business law.

[11] She has lived in many parts of Europe and India, including Lund, Uppsala, Bucharest, Ghent, Bangalore and Brussels.