Yes, of course they do. If you look at people’s browsing habits, you’ll notice that they’re becoming extremely conscious of their privacy. You know what that means? Yep, decentralized technology will take over. No data collection, no data leaks, and you remain fully anonymous. We already see that with people using decentralized messengers like Qamon and Wickr, and right now we even have decentralized NS, like ENS and Ever Name. I would even argue that without decentralization, there is no future for the internet.
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Reply to Does decentralized technology have a place in the future of the internet? by CherylHeppner
Yes, of course they do. If you look at people’s browsing habits, you’ll notice that they’re becoming extremely conscious of their privacy. You know what that means? Yep, decentralized technology will take over. No data collection, no data leaks, and you remain fully anonymous. We already see that with people using decentralized messengers like Qamon and Wickr, and right now we even have decentralized NS, like ENS and Ever Name. I would even argue that without decentralization, there is no future for the internet.