Web 3.0

The semantic web goal is to allow computers to do more useful work and to develop systems that can support trusted interactions over the network. It was created by Tim Berners-Lee and is a means of greater connections to users over the web through social networks, among other things.

With the introduction of social networking, data privacy and anonymity have become important discussion topics. Every social networking site has certain Terms of Service that users must agree to in order to use the product. By giving affirmative consent and clicking yes to the Terms of Service, users allow the social networking sites use of their sensitive data.

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 Net Neutrality  Internet Internet Service Providers Federal Communications Commission Paywalls Information Web 3.0</li> Data Privacy  Equifax Data Breach</li> Facebook/Cambridge Analytica Data Breach</li> Data Breach</li> Data Tracking</li> Networks</li> Social Networks</li> Terms of Service</li> Sensitive Data</li> Affirmative Consent</li></ul></li> Anonymity  Pros of Anonymity</li> Cons of Anonymity</li> Avatars</li></ul></li> <li>References</li> </ul>