Introduction:

Whenever we are on the shopping app and scrolling through multiple products, let's take an example, Suppose we are looking for a smartwatch on various shopping platforms. Now whenever you open a social media app, you get all the advertising of smartwatches you were looking for before. This happens because we are in the era of Web 2.0.

History:

In 1994, web 1.0 was introduced to the internet. At that time, it was just read-only content. There was no interaction between the server and the clients. It was not attractive or unique, nor did it have any good features. Given below is an example of how exactly the web page used to look at that time.

In 2004, web 2.0 was introduced. This made the internet a way more interactive due to web technologies like HTML and CSS. These technologies allowed the companies to create interactive web platforms like YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram. This is something which is currently going in the market. Now you must be wondering what is web3.0?

WEB3.0

WEB3.0 is the next evolution of the internet. It can run innovative programs to help users by providing them with their relevant choices. It is an open, trusted, and permissionless network. 'Web 3.0' was coined by Gavin Wood. Gavin put into words a solution for a problem that many early crypto adopters felt: the Web required too much trust.

Features of Web3.0

Decentralization:

It means there will not be any central authority who will be in charge of all the data. No one will have full control over anything. The authority will be given to a large distributed network.

Trustful and Permissionless:

Anyone can look at the transactions without the permission of the third party. If you are searching for data you don't need to accept the cookies and don't need to provide any personal data.

Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning:

Technology is based on natural language processing. In this technology, Computers understand information in the same way as people do. This may allow users to achieve more relevant content.

Connectivity and Ubiquity:

All the data and transactions are available to everyone. Users can have access to everything.

There are many advantages of Web 3.0. that is why companies like google and apple are transforming their applications to Web 3.0.