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Introduction to Web3

 What year did Web 3.0 debut?

The term "web 3.0" first surfaced in 2006, not earlier. The New York Times' John Markoff coined the phrase to describe a third generation of Internet-based services that collectively make up what could be referred to as "the intelligent Web."


Web 3.0 Made up of

Web 3.0 contains decentralization, artificial intelligence(AI) and machine learning, and connectivity.


Facebook, YouTube and google gathering data of yours and monetize it once used by you. 

Web 3.0  provides crypto wallet for you to keep your data through which you can connect with apps and people. You can pull your data when you sign off. Conceptually data owned by you, make you decide if you want to monetize it or not.



Advantages

  • The Internet eventually will be personalized, very easy for working on it.
  • Web 3.0 give extra liberty to all content creators. Creator gets extra power.
  • Web 3.0 Drive power to sellers for Better Marketing.

Disadvantages

  • Difficult to control web 3.0 as cyber crime rises.
  • Businesses need to upgrade their website and apps which will work in web 3.0 then only it will work otherwise they lose their previous Market in the future.







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