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An inside look at the moral and technical considerations of crypto social media -Breaking

by Mike Robinson

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Following Vitalik Buterin’s More social app use cases are neededMultiple cryptocurrency companies expressed plans to develop decentralized social media networks such as Twitter, earlier this year. It is not a good idea to view cryptocurrency-centered social networks as just decentralized Twitters. It is difficult to see the moral and technical consequences of building truly decentralized social media networks that adhere to these principles. Web 3.0 principles extend far beyond what the idea of “decentralized Twitter” currently encompasses.

The idea of cryptosocial development goes beyond decentralization. It also includes four core themes: moderation, moderation, decentralized government, secure and decentralized money, private communication resistance and censorship resistance.

Corey PettyHis blockchain research began in 2012, while he was completing his PhD at Texas Tech University. Then he co-founded Podcast NetworkIt still acts as the host for the flagship The Bitcoin PodcastFor a technical and more detailed show, You have to get it out. Corey quit academia to work in the data science/blockchain industry. He worked for a number of years trying to find vulnerabilities within SCADA/ICS networks. After that, Corey was hired as head security at Status.im.