After the big hype about "Web 3.0", the term is now often associated with negative connotations. We have made the decision to avoid using the term "Web 3.0" in the context of the project, although unyt as an overall project covers some aspects that could be placed in the "Web 3.0" area
The term "Web 3.0" is often associated with fraud and misinformation in the cryptocurrency space.
The numerous cryptocurrencies that suddenly appeared out of thin air and turned the original vision of Bitcoin, a global decentralized currency, into a speculative asset and decentralized Ponzi scheme, have increased distrust of the Web 3.0 concept.
Many scammers also exploited the hype, taking large amounts of money from trusting people with little crypto experience. In addition, the term "Web 3.0" was also misused by some companies to promote their products and services without really understanding the underlying technologies and their potential impact.

While Web 3.0 originally stood for the next generation of the Internet with full decentralization, privacy and security, the term now exists mainly as a buzzword associated with blockchain and cryptocurrencies. That's why we want to distance ourselves from the term "Web 3.0" with unyt. However, the unyt project fundamentally follows the original vision of Web 3.0.

We aims to address the privacy and censorship issues on the existing Internet by building a secure and fully decentralized network that places the highest priority on protecting human rights and is built on a privacy-by-design approach. The use of blockchain technology and other cryptographic methods, as well as the introduction of another cryptocurrency, are not the ultimate goal of unyt, but steps necessary to achieve the overall mission of creating a fully decentralized network with no need for a central authority.
Furthermore, the unyt project is also developing a form of the Semantic Web, which is sometimes also referred to as Web 3.0.
The focus here is on enabling data exchange between different institutions and apps and making all data on the web machine-readable.

Perhaps.
No, you won't be able to speculate with unyt cryptocurrency.
But you can build your own app or business with unyt.org and you can get started right away without investing a single penny! Your unyt.org app is available on the Supranet and on unyt.app without having to pay for a server.

The unyt.org platform offers a sophisticated solution for the simple and efficient development of decentralized applications.
While the focus is on web technologies, other systems can also be easily integrated with the appropriate interfaces.
As a developer, you don't have to worry about everything that happens between your users, servers and devices.
The unyt.org framework and Supranet takes care of tasks like:

• data synchronization
• state management
• End-to-end encryption
• Authentication and user management
• Authorization management
• Version management

Endpoints can communicate not only within your app, but also between other apps on the Supranet, while still being able to use encryption, synchronization, and permissions management.
And all this without having to make your entire app available to Amazon or Google.
Whether you're building your first website, a complex application or a distributed system, unyt.org makes development process easier than ever!

The phrase "I have nothing to hide" is frequently used as a justification for surveillance practices performed by institutions. The mentioned phrase represents a fundamental misunderstanding of the nature and moral and ethical implications of these practices.
Human rights are inherent and universal, meaning they belong to all people regardless of their circumstances - The right to privacy is a cornerstone of a democratic society and its erosion can have far-reaching consequences: The chilling effect on free speech and political dissent that results from widespread surveillance undermines the very foundations of every (democratic) society. The right to privacy encompasses the freedom to communicate and form relationships without undue government intrusion, and it is essential for the protection of individual autonomy and dignity. The right to privacy and private communication is crucial for the exercise of other human rights, such as freedom of speech and association. Without the right on privacy, individuals may be reluctant to express their opinions for fear of retaliation or scrutiny.

In conclusion, the argument that one should not be concerned about government surveillance because they have "nothing to hide" overlooks the critical importance of the right to privacy and fails to recognize the fundamental nature of human rights and the importance of protecting privacy. Protecting privacy is simply about concealing illegal or embarrassing information, but rather about protecting the dignity and autonomy of individuals.

The fact that unyt can be used as a platform for completely anonymous communication has been met with criticism in terms of possible misuse by criminals.

• "Is this like the pendant to the DarkWeb?"
• "The perfect platform for criminals?"
• "Nice, I can stream Movie4k without tracking!"

Even without unyt.org, there are numerous ways to pursue illegal activities on the internet - the danger of possible abuse by criminals always exists everywhere.
But that should not stop us from creating a better way for people in general to communicate privately and anonymously.