Social Networking and the Blockchain Technology - A Brand New Era

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This is an article I wrote for Deepdotweb.com. Actually, Steemit inspired me to write this piece.

The blockchain technology has not only revolutionized the global financial system, but it has also introduced a new concept of decentralization that is just beginning to change the world around us. When it comes to social networking, blockchains can forge innovative solutions that omit the control and censorship imposed by centralized business corporations such as Facebook, Twitter…etc.

How Can The Blockchain Technology Transform Social Networking?

The blockchain utilizes a public ledger that stores all the data handled by the blockchain protocol. In other words, there is no central server that could be hacked to undermine the protocol; instead, all data stored on the public ledger is broadcast to the whole network and is stored by nodes across the blockchain. Accordingly, a social network that is built using the blockchain protocol will be more “hack-resistant” than it would be, if built using a centralized hosting server.

One of the most appealing advantages of the blockchain technology is that recorded data can never be deleted once recorded on the public ledger. This would help counter censorship and promote free speech for everyone across a social network that is built using the blockchain technology. Just like it omitted the middleman from monetary transactions, the blockchain can omit the need for third parties, or centralized bodies, just to promote communications across a social network.

To read the whole article, please visit:

https://www.deepdotweb.com/2016/12/16/social-networking-blockchain-technology-brand-new-era/

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This article was written by me, and copyrights of the content go to Deepdotweb.com. The site you referred to is plagiarizing the content.

Thanks for the explanation. I'm kind of new to the concept of blockchain, so any clarification helps. Thanks again.

I am glad it helped and welcome to Steemit, you will like it, I am sure :)