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 Hello Guys. Today I want to write about Web 3.0 I’m sure those out there don’t know what Web 3.0 is.Previously, Ms Nelcie was talking about Web 3.0 tools and I had no idea what web 3.0 tools were. So, she told us to read more about Web 3.0 . Then, when I read about Web 3.0, I just found out that Web 3.0 is the web from the third generation of web-lined internet services, it is also known as semantic web. After that, I just realized that I may be a little behind in the use of technology hhehehe. This is because I still use Web 2.0 tools such as Google, Facebook, Whatsapp and etc. Actually this is my opinion web 3.0 has upgraded tools or applications for us as users towards a more advanced and have a faster internet network. As an example, Google has been replaced with Brave. The moral value of my experience is we must be sensitive to the situation around us and change for the better. It is not a situation that changes our thinking. That's all from me. Thank You.





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