The scandal with the leakage of data from the social network Facebook does not cease, and analysts and various security experts are not tired of talking about how to deal with this, along the way, offering their own methods of solving the problem. Thus, at one of the press conferences, RBC analyst Mitch Stives told CNBC that he sees in the blockade the future of personalization and preservation of data on the Internet.
"In the future, you will not need to upload your photos and videos to any social networks. It will be enough just to share a picture with someone, after which you can track its path and control the circle of people who have access to your information, "Steve clarified his position.
Now the technology of blocking is not so developed, but even in our time there are special secure services and dating sites that provide much higher security standards, which is in no comparison with Facebook and other giants.
Steves is convinced that they are the first step to the future, where the information will be transparent and generally accessible, but at the same time someone outsiders will not have full power over it. Someday, such time will necessarily come, and the data will never spread like it is now in the Internet age. And if Facebook or someone else decides to sell your data to someone else, you can certainly find out about it and at least influence the deal.
Previously, Facebook began blocking all advertising related to ICO, crypto and lock-up, which in the light of Steve's speech looks quite ironic.
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