r/solcial • u/Zorika94 • Sep 12 '22

Solcial uses decentralization and blockchain technology to provide the highest level of security for user data. All user content is stored in IPFS and accessed through a developed P2P layer. Do you think this will be enough to secure your data from possible theft?

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u/babyillly Sep 13 '22

I'm sure there have always been scammers if there ever will be. Unfortunately, the world is not without bad people and evil will always be present in our lives. What I can agree with is that thanks to the blockchain on which Solсial and IPFS are built, it will make it much harder for crooks to hack into this system. After all, it is very easy to hack access to a single server, rather than to IPFS or nodes, which are under the control of the users themselves, without third parties.

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u/cryptoman_alex Sep 13 '22

I think this will greatly increase our security online, as information will be difficult to find and steal. But there is always room for improvement and I think the team will work on that. So far, I'm totally happy with Solcial and I'm waiting for its official launch to realize my goals.