Inventor of the Web Sir Tim Berners-Lee wants to save your data from Big Tech with Web3.0

The creator of the World Wide Web is now on a mission to save it.
Sir Timothy Berners-Lee, the person who made it possible to read this online article, first came up with the concept of the Web back in 1989.

But 33 years later, he believes tech platforms “control the world and manipulate people by providing information”.

Speaking to Euronews Next at the Web Summit conference in Lisbon earlier this month, Berners-Lee said that “some people thought that tech people would save the world then. Now, we're in a situation where there are a lot of things wrong with the Web”.
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His solution is “a mid-course correction to take it back,” which he calls Web3.0.

This is not the same as Web3, the name which has been waved around by many in the tech world as the next iteration of the Internet.

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