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We are in a world where the government wants to control everything. They want to know the websites you're visiting, they want to know what you're investing in and if they don't like it they can easily shut it down or prevent you from accessing it.
People in places like China will Greatly benefit from what substratum is working on.
So what is substratum?
Before I go on to explain what substratum is, I think it will be wise to explain somethings about how we access websites. Now, most websites we use are accessible to us because the designer or developer of that Website built the website on his computer and after building, he'd upload it to a Web host which makes it accessible on the Internet via your browser.
With that being said, Substratum is a decentralized Web host service that is built on a Blockchain. With substratum, you can easily host your website and be assured that no government agency will take it down easily.
With substratum, we'll experience real freedom and equal access to information on the internet, we'll also be free from censorship and net neutrality issues.
Net neutrality
The video below should help you understand what net neutrality is.
Substratum's solution to net neutrality problem
Substratum wants everyone to have equal access to the Internet, a big company shouldn't have better service than a smaller company because they can pay more.
So with substratum's technology, anyone from any part of the world should be able to have equal access.
Substratum enables everyone to have Easy access to the Internet without specialized hardware. All websites will be available and accessible via a Web browser.
you don't need to be a big company to become a Web host. With substratum, anyone can be a Web host. All you need is a good computer and a Web browser.
Lastly, you'll be able to make money while your computer is doing all the work. After setting up your computer to become a host, you'll start making passive income.
So, guys, these are some of the reasons why I bought substratum.
I'm looking forward to other projects offering similar service. I don't know if there is any currently, but I'm sure someone is working on something, but for now, substratum has a solution that could work.
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