It's amazing how the promise of "decentralized" internet has turned into centralized datacenters. P2P networks, each computer being a "data store" on the inter

It's amazing how the promise of "decentralized" internet has turned into centralized datacenters. P2P networks, each computer being a "data store" on the internet, no one entity can control data, etc to modern day centralized cloud where a couple of players control so much. There has been a cultural shift. In the early 2000s, the idea of storing your data somewhere else would have been weird. But now, people don't care about keeping their data on apple/google/etcs data centers. I think it has to do with the fact that computer/internet illiterate people are now the majority whereas in the 90s/early 2000s, it was generally the computer literate on the internet.