1. Is it really probable?
2. With what that won't cause further fragmentation?
Also, is this what they're using to reboot the internet?
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It's in the roadmap and video.
This isn't tied to a specific storage platform / provider so this can run on AWS, Filecoin, Firebase, etc.
I talk about it a bit here:
https://getpolarized.io/2019/03/22/portable-datastores-and-p...
Whenever I hear someone attempt to make the case of rebooting the Internet they never identify to what end, how to replace the old internet (because there will be resistance), or (which is annoyingly untrue but I get that you have to market it) come clean in that they're not really rebooting the internet, just how data gets shared across it.
IDK, good luck to you. FB, all social media has its hooks into everything. Upending that is going to be a monumental task. _Disclaimer: not a social media user so I really don't care._
A metaphor would be "how could tearing down fences create more fragmentation"?
Do you really think your competitors are just going to roll over?