Web 2.0???

Question

Please read the column on bit-tech.net before you answer.
"Why Web 2.0 will end your privacy"
Published: 3rd June 2006 by Wil Harris
http://www.bit-tech.net/columns/2006/06/03/web_2_privacy/

Please consider the following.
"....Why are the companies worth so much money? .... Digg knows what stories you've submitted, what demographic you're in, how other people in your demographic react to what you post .....The answer is - data. Information. Marketing. Every detail about you and me. That is where the money is.......The one thing the Web 2.0 sites have in common is that they are furiously mining information about you and your buddies. .... When the Web 2.0 bubble bursts - the innovation will grind to a halt- when the massive buyouts are done, the millionaires are made and the sites we love today are in the hands of big business - the innovation will grind to a halt, and what's left will be the endless grinding of the marketeering machine...."

Answer 1

I don't understand your question.

The web is a technology base that allows internet traffic and real-time content.

What sites people go to, and what services they choose to join, is up to them. Along with whatever terms of service those sites require by contract.