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Maitreya Bhatkhande
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Benifits :- 1. Your data will not be used without your concern 2. Your wont be stored at one place. 3. It would be really hard to hack the data. The hacker wont be able to perform MITM attacks. The hacker will have to trace the data from one device to another and even after doing so he will have olnly fragments of data. 4. Almost all of our data is stored with tech giants which is used by them without our concern for various other purposes than providing a "better experiences".This can be put to an end . 5. There would be absolutely no need of maintaining capital intensive data centres. Consider that your are trying to log on to a website. The website to verify the password you have entered instead of directly sending a request to a server sends a request to a device. The device in turn has the address of another device which has your password stored in an encrypted format. This 3rd device will now directly send the encrypted hash to your device from which you are trying to log on.
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