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RE: Convergence: The Key To STEEM's Massive Explosion In The Near Future: Part 1

in #steem7 years ago

Steem got a huge potential to finally fight back the data giants who earn billions on our backs... It's coming closer, the day the people take back the power!

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Absolutely. This is going to really empower people in a way that we have not seen.

The Internet became siloed with each corporate giant staking claim over its domain and locking people in. Basically, you have the choice of going from one to the other, with Google and FB being the biggest.

Steem will radically alter this. By this time next year. we will see how much of a difference it is making.

I really hope it´ll be a difference as I don´t like the way we are bound to those data giants these days. Blockchains like Steem could definitely make a difference here!

I agree. The data giants are dangerous. They not only profit off us, they actually limit freedom by making decisions and filtering information.

Steem and other blockchains are the answer. Steem really needs to hit the data free and no censorship angle.

These are two big things getting people's attention.

We got to be aware of the fact though that we have to find a way of deleting content from the blockchain as well whenever it's ethical questionable or got uploaded without someones approval. Flagging won't do the trick in such extreme cases...

If you can delete content from the blockchain, that negates the value of the blockchain. Once something is locked in, it cant be changed.

That is the value of the technology. The corporations (or the banksters) cant go back and fudge things.

I know still the question stays, whether you'd like to see some nudes of yours on here without having the possibility to delete them. It's a very critical topic imo

Whether I would like that or not is not relevant.

The answer is sorry about your luck. Shouldnt have had those beers that night and let her take those pics.

Freedom means that we accept things we dont want to accept. If we are to say people are free and the blockchain is free, then another has the freedom to post nudes of me on here.

Once you start with the "unethical" behavior, that is censorship. What is unethical to you might be perfectly ethical to someone else.

So who decides? Big brother?

could you give me an example for the fight back for data gains?
Could you explain how this has you disgruntled and how it affected you personally??

It actually affects you everyday to some extend. The big players collect your data and sell it to marketers to profit from it.

But there are crypto projects out there, which would encrypt your data until you decide to sell it to a company. So you can decide about and finally own your own data.

That sounds amazing. I was just thinking about that the other day when thinking of fb