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Web 3.0 and the Rise of Decentralized Identities
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Babil Yazılım Tech Team··1 min read
# The Return of Data Sovereignty
In the Web 2.0 era, user data was monopolized by big tech companies. With Web 3.0, the concept of "self-sovereign identity" aims to give individuals full control of their own digital identities.
## DID (Decentralized Identifiers) Standards
The DID specification standardized by W3C makes it possible to create verifiable digital identities without needing a central authority.
## Use Cases
- Cross-border identity verification
- Academic diploma and certificate verification
- Secure sharing of health records
- Voting systems
## Babil Software Web 3.0 Vision
With our team developing enterprise applications of decentralized technologies, we offer blockchain-based secure data management solutions to our clients.
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