The birth of WWW, the World Wide Web, Donna Berners Lee is now beginning to fear the Internet itself. They say that the Internet is becoming a dangerous weapon which can also be a cause of destruction. Let us know that the WWW has completed 29 years. In March 1989, Tim Berners-Lee, along with Robert Cylau, developed the first concept. Now after entering the 30th year of the World Wide Web, Tim Berners-Lee wrote a blog on the future of the Internet. Tim wrote that today we are preparing the armed Internet.
Why Dangerous Internet ...
This Internet is becoming more dangerous as a man for any weapon. Hacking of cyber attacks, personal data leaks and security systems has become the biggest problem these days. Tim has admitted that nearly half of the world is connected to the Internet today, but at the same time worrying that the rest of the world does not want to connect to the Internet anymore.
Reliance on the web
The cyber attacks, cyber attacks, hacking and financial transactions have led to the question of the reliability of the web. People have to believe that the days are not far when the weapons of one country are hacked on other countries by hacking.
- Lee said further, this year, half of the world's population will have come online. Now we have 2 questions. First- How will we bring the remaining half of the population online? Secondly, seeing the kind of Internet we have in front of us, whether the rest of the population also wants to come online or not?
In fact, the web was created as a space that is free, open to all and creative. But now the picture seems to be changed. The question of the credibility of the web is arising, so the creative angle is over here. Now the thing is to be free for all of this. This is also a distant thing. "
Internet is very expensive in many countries
Tim further wrote, "There are many countries where people can get 1 GB data with good speed by spending 1-2% of their earnings, but Zimbabwe and all other African countries are also where there is 1 GB data People loot 20% of the earnings, and the world of the Internet is becoming uneven. "