The inventor of the World Wide Web came forward to protect the data privacy of Internet users

 The Internet has come a long way since its invention in 1989, and in this era of growing concern about the privacy of Internet users, Tim Berners-Lee, the inventor of the World Wide Web, has once again come forward to reclaim our control over our data.

 

Tim Berners-Lee has developed a 'Solid Pod / Personal Online Data Store' under his startup Interrupt, which will allow people to store and access their data in one place instead of multiple applications and websites. What applications or people can access their data?

 

In this regard, Tim Berners-Lee says that users can buy a Pod powered by the web service Amazon or, if they have a little technical understanding, run it themselves. Ensuring privacy and self-control over it.

 

They say that with this pod, not only your data is protected from big corporations and governments, but it will also be protected from being stolen by hackers.

 

Berners-Lee said, "I think we've come to realize that the importance of the web is because of the data on it, which is not only like a big warehouse, but also profitable for attackers, and this new Nowadays you are worried about the security of your data.

 

Tim Berners-Lee hopes that the platform will give internet users back their lost control over data.

 

He believes that people are very concerned about their privacy, and in fact, internet platforms not only have access to a lot of data, but also misuse it.

 

"I think people are helpless in the face of these corporations and they don't have enough power to stop it, so they need to be put back in a position where they have complete control and authority over their data," he says. .