What Is The Prospective Future For The Internet In Next Fifty Years? From Infrastructure, Communication, Privacy And Virtual Reality.
Last month was the 50th anniversary of the
internet. In October 1969, a message was sent from a room in
southern California to a Stanford Research Institute computer
console. This was the world’s first message sent via an
interconnected computer network.
From playingcasino games on mobileto
reading news, the internet has now become a part of our
everyday lives. But what comes next could be more
revolutionary. Read on to know what will be the internet be
like in the next 50 years.
A Persistent
Infrastructure
According to the market research firm IoT
Analytics, 3.9 billion people and 17 billion devices are
connected over the internet. All of this is built on the
robust technical foundation that is similar to the networks
used in 1985. By 2069, everyone in the world will have access
to the internet and the internet of 2069 will still have the
visual imprints of today’s internet. “We’ll never get all the
way, it’s asymptotic,” says Bob Metcalfe, co-inventor of the
local-area networking standard. Radia Perlman, a fellow at
Dell EMC (EMC stands for the founders Egan, Marino and Curly), admits that she’s surprised that elements such as STP
(Spanning Tree Protocol, a networking concept that prevents loops inside Ethernet
networks) are still in use today. “It was a hack that I
thought would work for 6 months,” says Perlman. “I had no idea
how long it will be in use.”
New Forms of
Communication
With the help of the internet, we can now
communicate with our friends and family who are miles away.
According to experts, typing messages will be replaced by
verbal and auditory communications in the future.
Technological advancements will also adapt to this new era of
vocal communications. Invisible implants will replace the
ear-buds that we use today.Predictive technologieswill become more accurate and this, in
turn, will allow us to communicate faster. By 2069, the
concept of communicating through brain waves and mind reading
can also be possible. This can make things more menacing
because if you can know what’s going on in other people’s
brains, you don’t even have to surveil them.
The End of Privacy
Every time you ask your voice assistant to
order something, you are giving your personal information to
the company. Not only your daily info but also your bank
details, credit card info and so on. Users share their private
information for the sake of convenience and this will only
increase in the future. The new technologies will become
extremely good at knowing our preferences. This will have a
tremendous effect on the advertising and marketing of
companies. The marketing sector will become much more
personalized and significantly smaller.
An Increasing Virtual
World
Within only the next quarter-century, the
way we use the internet today will be considered as a thing of
the past. The keyboard, the mouse and the screens will be gone
by 2069. Information will be displayed floating in the air and
the web will appear in the real world. Real-time information
will be available for everyone and people will subscribe to
different augmentations, much like we subscribe to live
streaming today.
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Google on Wednesday clarified its plans for targeted advertising, promising not to use other ways to “track” users around the internet after it ends support for cookies in Chrome by early 2022.
The company said in a blog post it will only use “privacy-preserving technologies” that rely on methods like anonymization or aggregation of data. Google announced plans in January 2020 to end support for third-party cookies, which fuel much of the digital advertising ecosystem, in its Chrome browser within two years.
The blog post from David Temkin, director of product management for ads privacy and trust, said the search giant had received questions about whether it will “join others in the ad tech industry who plan to replace third-party cookies with alternative user-level identifiers.” Ad tech players have been working on ways to balance consumer privacy while maintaining personalization in advertising after they can no longer use cookies.
“Today, we’re making explicit that once third-party cookies are phased out, we will not build alternate identifiers to track individuals as they browse across the web, nor will we use them in our products,” the Google post said.
Cookies are small pieces of code that websites deliver to a visitor’s browser and stick around as the person visits other sites. They can be used to track users across multiple sites to target ads and see how they perform. Google said last year it would end support for those cookies in Chrome by early 2022 once it figured out how to address the needs of users, publishers and advertisers and come up with tools to mitigate workarounds.
To do so, Google launched its “Privacy Sandbox” initiative to find a solution that protects user privacy and lets content remain freely available on the open web. Google said in January it was “extremely confident” about the progress of its proposals to replace cookies, and that it plans to start testing one proposal with advertisers in Google Ads next quarter. That proposal, called “Federated Learning of Cohorts,” would essentially put people into groups based on similar browsing behaviors, meaning that only “cohort IDs” and not individual user IDs would be used to target them.
Google says this is about how its own ad products will work, and it would not be restricting what can happen on Chrome by third parties. The company said it wouldn’t use Unified ID 2.0 or LiveRamp ATS in its ad products but wouldn’t speak specifically about any one initiative.
Unified ID 2.0, an initiative that some top ad-tech firms are working on together, would rely on email addresses that are hashed and encrypted from consumers who give their consent. Public company LiveRamp also has what it calls its “Authenticated Traffic Solution,” which it says involves consumers opting in to gain control of their data, and on the other side, brands and publishers being able to use that data.
Temkin said in the post that other providers “may offer a level of user identity for ad tracking across the web that we will not — like PII graphs based on people’s email addresses.”
“We don’t believe these solutions will meet rising consumer expectations for privacy, nor will they stand up to rapidly evolving regulatory restrictions, and therefore aren’t a sustainable long term investment,” the blog post says. “Instead, our web products will be powered by privacy-preserving APIs which prevent individual tracking while still delivering results for advertisers and publishers.”
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