In theory you are right, but in practice a handful of companies control the services everyone uses and the infrastructure behind it.
The fundamental problem is that the web is client-server, which inherently leads to concentration of power - and this is what we've seen over the past few decades.
Freenet replaces the client-server web with something entirely decentralized. More detailed explanation at [1].
The fundamental problem is that the web is client-server, which inherently leads to concentration of power - and this is what we've seen over the past few decades.
Freenet replaces the client-server web with something entirely decentralized. More detailed explanation at [1].
[1] https://freenet.org/about#introduction_html