Web 1.0 was the era of static webpages where content provided by the website developer was only meant to be consumed.
Web 2.0 catapulted the world from simple static desktop web pages to interactive experiences, user-generated content, and marketplace economics that brought us tech giants like Uber, Facebook and Twitter. Web 2.0 was mobile-first, social-first, and cloud-only.
Web 2.0 unlocked trillions of dollars of value for the global economy, but in doing so, we consumers gave up a lot of agency over our lives, in favor of the value of the services that a handful of companies provide us.
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