From the user's point of view, in the initial stage, the difference between Web3.0 and Web2.0 may not be obvious, or even indistinguishable. We may see similar display interfaces, similar browsers, and so on. But the web browser at this time, we may call it a "wallet" or "key store". This "wallet" or "key store" can represent our identity and allow us to exchange assets, pay fees, etc. , And nothing more than a question of proving who I am.

On this new network, there will still be services such as insurance services, backup services, and information collection, but their tasks are commoditized and their activities can be verified, instead of using it to store data and protect information for us Carry out price fraud and even rights rent-seeking against us. They become open and transparent in the Web3.0 network, and this will enable our data privacy to be protected as much as possible.

From the user's point of view, in the initial stage, the difference between Web3.0 and Web2.0 may not be obvious, or even indistinguishable. We may see similar display interfaces, similar browsers, and so on. But the web browser at this time, we may call it a "wallet" or "key store". This "wallet" or "key store" can represent our identity and allow us to exchange assets, pay fees, etc. , And nothing more than a question of proving who I am.

On this new network, there will still be services such as insurance services, backup services, and information collection, but their tasks are commoditized and their activities can be verified, instead of using it to store data and protect information for us Carry out price fraud and even rights rent-seeking against us. They become open and transparent in the Web3.0 network, and this will enable our data privacy to be protected as much as possible.