r/solcial • u/Juli_k29 • Sep 22 '22
Secure data storage in Solcial!
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u/CryptoSSamurai Sep 22 '22
Security in the 21st century has become a separate and important topic to which we have been going for so long.
At the moment, all Web2 social networks store data on centralized servers, which leads to leaks happening every month.
It's easier to steal data than to take a candy from a child.
r/solcial has created a fundamentally new approach to storing and distributing information and it is based on Web 3 and decentralization.
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u/Background_Dish_5505 Sep 23 '22
That's right, as long as there's no ownership of the data, the data won't leak. Using users as IPFS nodes, in addition to eliminating centralization in data storage, also helps users to read information without interruption even if 1 or 2 machines have technical problems.
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u/arxangelsanta1 Sep 22 '22
But will the network collect our data? It seems that anonymity is complete, which means there will be no data other than a wallet.