#CryptoIntegration Although over time the web has undergone numerous changes since the late 90s, databases, server-side processing, and social networks as a whole have formed a more interactive internet known as Web2 or Web2.0, this is the current version of the internet we are using.
If we observe the current problems of Web2, Web3 is the next logical step to improve the internet for users. By leveraging peer-to-peer technologies like Blockchain, virtual reality, and open-source software, Web3 aims to dilute the power that large companies hold in Web2.
The comparison between Web2 and Web3 can be thought of as a variation of the age-old debate between centralized and decentralized. As Web3 is yet to become a reality, its supposed superiority over Web2 is open to debate. However, thanks to the decentralized infrastructure it is based on, Web3 could address the data scandals that emerged with Web2 and return control to users.
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