Hear me out… after reading the comments and seeing the multitude of innumerable issues with this idea despite its impetus as a solution to obvious societal pro

Hear me out… after reading the comments and seeing the multitude of innumerable issues with this idea despite its impetus as a solution to obvious societal problems, here is one possible way to approach solving the problem… given the scale, scope and complexity of the issue/s this is in no way a complete nor exhaustive plausible solution… Rather than the phone hosting the website, the service hosting the backup of the phone should act as the webserver. Would solve uptime, and security. To solve the webhosting hostage situation will require an act of congress to make phone providers and manufacturers liable for loss of data for the phones complete with fixed rates for hosting. The act should also stipulate that webhosting with open standard api and servers is an absolute non-negotiable necessity subject to substantial penalties for failure to comply…. Seems harsh but it would cause an open market of third party sites to provide for the offloading / hosting / storage responsibilities while usurping the walled garden strangled hold. In addition would open up a huge search industry where the ticktock/ instagrams of the worlds are reduced to search algorithms rather than divine dictatorships.