>Here's my case. I have problems trusting any centralised cloud service out there that is significant for my privacy. I have problems with Pocket, because it kn

>Here's my case. I have problems trusting any centralised cloud service out there that is significant for my privacy. I have problems with Pocket, because it knows what I read. If data would be stored on the decentralized nodes and accessible over the smart contracts, my zen would be way closer. The problem is that most users don't agree with you. In fact, most users don't know enough to know to care about this. Those that do very often favor convenience above all else. Blockchains don't solve the problem any better than existing centralized providers; in fact, they can literally only do worse on any dimension most users care about.