Web 1.0
Web 1.0 was the first internet version of the 1990s and early 2000s. It ushered in the possibility of WWW (World Wide Web). Notable results of Web 1.0 were HTML, URI/URL, and HTTP. We also witnessed the introduction of browsers such as Netscape Navigator. This was the ever-innovative thought of man back in the day. It afforded the generation in that era content creation though limited (but as at then was beautiful and maybe perfect), applications were less interactive and a notable thing happened with Web 1.0 - online trading and online banking were greatly enhanced.
Web 2.0
This is where the world is right now. I came with improved interactivity, social connectivity, and highly improved user-generated content (content creation). Everyone anywhere in the world can be viewing the same thing in the world at the same time, all thanks to technological inventions that were growing side by side with Web 2.0 and in fact, those inventions could be made possible because of all that Web 2.0 unlocked. Key and notable innovations of Web 2.0 include mobile internet access, Wi-Fi, social networks, Android-powered devices (different Android versions), and iPhone-powered devices. Interactivity did not just exist, it also provided utility and value to solve man's problems such as online gaming (solving pleasure problems), online dating, betting, making money online, financial transactions through online banking, and technological education and interest heightened. There was massive revenue growth for companies that keyed in early into the power of Web 2.0 such as Apple, Amazon, Facebook (now Meta), Google, Netflix, etc.
Web 3.0
This is the direction the world is heading. It will come with a radical and huge paradigm shift and will be highly disruptive to the current level we are in. Yet, this will turn out to the benefit of mankind because Web 3.0 will provide limitless goods, opportunities, and possibilities.
First is the power of decentralization it comes with, and next is what is known as "bottom-up" designs. Web 3.0 will be trustless and permissionless which could be a loophole really but on the second look, it will not. This trustless and permissionless web version will descend with a tremendous and remarkable artificial intelligence and machine learning and information will be more ubiquitous than ever before.

A glimpse into Web 1.0, Web 2.0 and Web 3.0

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