Denmark Wants to Copyright Your Face and Voice. Here's What That Won't Protect You From. A voice on the phone used to be proof of who was calling. Now it's only a clue. Here's a question I'd like you to sit with for a moment: who owns your voice? Not who recorded it. Not who posted it. Who owns it, the way you own your name or your home? For most of history, nobody needed to ask. Your voice was yours because nobody could make a copy that fooled the people who love you. That's