Web 3.0 isn’t a concept from the past two or three years. It was first proposed back in 2001 by Dale Dougherty, then VP at O’Reilly Media (and a key early champion of Web 2.0), in the wake of the dot-com crash. The vision was far vaguer then: the internet would simply become more personalized and customized.
The biggest change in Apple's iOS 14.5 update was handing privacy control back to users. The move angered plenty of people, and Facebook even planned to sue Apple. So what's the big deal about giving users control? And if you thought iOS 14.5 was bad, you haven't met iOS 15 yet!
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