Web 3 commentator why?

Web1 was the first version of the Internet from the early 1990s. It was simple and static—websites were like posters or e-brochures. People could read information, but they couldn’t interact much or create content.
Web2 came next. This is the internet we know today, with social media, blogs, and video platforms like YouTube. It made the internet interactive, allowing users to create and share content. However, it also led to the centralization of data, with big tech companies like Facebook and Google controlling vast amounts of users’ information.