BENCH Team Changing The Internet And Freedom: Big Release Tomorrow

This is my second go at this information since the first part got somehow deleted half way through my post yesterday.

We are all aware of the reach that the government and the large mega-tech corporations have. They created a web of surveillance that is unrivaled. Facebook, Google, Apple, and Microsoft are all complicit in this game. We saw this situation with Alex Jones last week. Regardless of political affiliation or personal views on Jones, this was an orchestrated attack to silence him.

For those who missed it, in a 24 hour period, YouTube (Google), Facebook, Apple, and Spotify all went after Jones' content from his site Infowars. Of course, Jones screamed about First Amendment rights which do not apply since these tech giants are private companies. They have the right to delete whatever they want. If they want to call Sesame Street "hate" speech, that is within their authority.

The problem arises from the fact that many believe these companies are not too far removed from the government. This essentially provides for the opportunity for the government to exert influence while appearing to be at arm's length. It is a situation that none of us should handle. This also explains why that nothing is done when a company is hacked and the data of tens of millions is accessed.

This situation could start coming to an end very soon.

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The BENCH team is about to release DWeb, which stands for distributed web. This is a mesh type system that replace the centralized HTTP protocol. A system like this cannot be taken down even if the entire internet is shut off. At the same time. all nodes are free from hosting meaning one of the big access points is cut off.

We are going to see a suite of products released that by the team on Tuesday. This includes DBrower, a Twitter like app, search, and DVideo which is similar to YouTube. Operating on this network, none of these have any point of vulnerability.

This is all part of the the four horseman that @stan has mentioned the past few weeks. Here we have one of the "horses" being unleashed. There will be 3 others over the next couple of months so this is just the beginning.

In addition to the suite I just mentioned, there is also going to be a decentralized banking system. The one behind this is Jared Rice, the one who was targeted by the SEC in the Arise Bank situation. Due to the false information provided, the SEC engaged in a witch hunt to shut down Arise. This only create more resolve on the part of Jared.

I guess the SEC missed the rule where you never piss of a geek. That can spell trouble.

Part of Jared's vision is not to try and decentralize the centralized banking entity; that only opens him (and others) as targets. He also shied away from a decentralized bank in the general sense of the term. Instead, he essentially created an app where each person can effectively set up his or her own bank. This is something that, again, puts it out of the reach of the authorities and the ruthless mega-tech companies.

Another vision that is coming to fruition is @stan's quest to have tokens being used on multiple chains. This is something that the BENCH team was able to accomplish. With DWeb, that token can go into Bitshares DEX and back. This means that swap capability is now present.

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This system is already up and running although not released to the public. The entire package is coming on Tuesday.

As they say in the infomercials, but wait, there is more. There will be 24 tutorials, 2 per week for 12 weeks, to show people how to use the system. This is for end users and developers alike. The tools they are going to provide appears to be plentiful to get this rolling.

The advantage to this is that as more people use the system, the bigger the mesh gets. This will create, over time, an enormous entity that could dwarf the present internet. Since we see the negative side of centralization of our digital lives, the base platform is arriving which will allow development upon it.

We are seeing a lot of censorship and agendas to silence people. At the same time, the surveillance that everyone is forced to endure is beyond tolerable. Every action is recorded meaning these entities know every part of our lives.

DWeb aims to give that all back. This is not a replacement for blockchain but, rather, what it can be built upon. With a fully distributed web, the ability to decentralize on top of it is enhanced. There is little point in decentralizing a browser, for example, if the underlying protocol can be accessed or the nodes taken down.

Welcome to the world of interoperability. Both applications and websites will be able to function upon this platform.

To follow the events as they unfold, check out @distributedweb.

This information is from @stan's Telegram group.

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