From Web1 to Web2, we’ve made great strides in decentralizing data, empowering users to create content and share it via websites. That’s where the buck stops, as users do not own and
control their data. Moreover, since big tech companies run Web2 for the most part, users do not know what genuine privacy and ownership feel like.
Web3
changes the game. It gives users access to an open, trustless and permissionless Internet, where they need to rely on these companies or compromise data ownership and privacy. The evolution of privacy and storage from Web1 to Web3 has been vast. Web3 could empower society by giving control back to users. Here’s how:
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