"Nothing on the Internet belongs to you." When I made this statement at a recent conference I spoke at, I saw the eager faces of the audience, who already looked at me with curiosity recoil. The Gospel of Web5 came with a shocking revelation, and the...

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This is a really nice introduction to web5. I would love to see where this leads as I am growing more conscious of my online privacy recently.
Oyesina Oyerinde
Product Manager Led by Data, with Experience in Business Intelligence
Thanks for this Joshua, this is a very good reminder to everyone on what has been before Web5, i was for the first time restricted on LinkedIn for a comment i made on Twitter (X) in less than 2 minutes of making a tweet that was requesting for assistance to unrestricted another account of a friend, just as the X user on Twitter , in an instant there was no single link or evidence that i had an account on LinkedIn.
This is one article i would always make reference to on the benefits of WEB5 and its qualities.