Open Web

The open web refers to the concept of a World Wide Web that is accessible, interoperable, and free from restrictions, allowing users to create, share, and interact with online content without undue limitations. As the tech community continues to grapple with issues surrounding data privacy, censorship, and online freedom, the open web remains a vital topic of discussion, influencing the development of web technologies and shaping the future of online interaction and innovation.

Open Web

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