The Web3 has been suddenly been elevated from a fringe subject confined to academic discussion to a mainstream subject. But this sudden elevation has also thrown up concerns about its safety and reliability. And while projects rely heavily on Web 2 components, Point Labs has been working on recreating every component of the old internet with decentralized applications.
Projects still count heavily on Web2 mechanisms. These are centralized spheres that are in danger of being compromised or withdrawn at any moment. Centralized storage systems are censorable and liable to bulk surveillance. Browser extensions, including Phantom or MetaMask can crash at any moment.
That would leave 99% of users of DApps totally at a loss on how they can access them. DeFi project BadgerDAO was hacked for a record $120M because it relied on a centralized UI (user interface).
Point Labs Brings The World’s 1st Complete Web3 Architecture
Point Labs seeks to correct these compromises in the system and has worked on recreating the regular internet with decentralized implementations. And Point Labs has not clung to the existing scaffolding of Web2. The follow-on network has been tentatively named Point Network. It is totally unconnected to the previous network systems and is a total virtual space. They are similar to blockchains and can be justifiably named Web3.
Point Labs Network architectures have decentralized domains that reside on blockchains, decentralized Arweave storage, decentralized identities plus various other tools that help bridge Web2.5 with the complete Web3.
Whenever a user unwraps Point Browser, there is a lack of connection to Google, Facebook, or other IP addresses on the internet. Those trying to open any Web2 link get redirected to the normal browser. Point Labs networks instead commit developers to use just decentralized components.
Anyone entering a Web2 connection will be forwarded to a standard browser. Point Labs Network, instead, ensures that developers go for only decentralized mechanisms in deploying their DApps. This ensures censorship resistance, enhanced security, data availability, data integrity, and privacy.
