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In the age of Quantum Computing, self-driving cars, fully automated drones, over 3000 satellites in the Sky... How can an average person communicate, store data, or even travel privately?
For less than $5 you can buy nano sized 5V wifi inching/selflock relay.
For less than $3 you can buy ESP8266 Remote Serial Port WIFI Transceiver Wireless Module AP+STA. if you have the knowledge and tools to integrate it yourself into some Relay or for other means. Coupled with some sort of internet connection through cable or mobile or even satellite. you are able to control these relay from anywhere in the world. 23. October 2022 answers Microsoft Bing on the topic “NASA has selected Nokia as the official cellular provider to the moon” with “Yes. According to 11. sources”. I guess soon you will also be able to control it from the Moon or Mars.
We came along way about storing and interpreting data. How we can store digital data in DNA in comparison to a Floppy disk that was around in the time I was born, shows the huge loop that humanity has made in the field of storing data.
Nevertheless, still no data really hangs in the cloud. The data is stored in at least one machine that is connected to the awesome network that the humanity has built. Huge amount of data travels in any point in time through the air but still all this data is stored somewhere locally.
Network protocols are being used on the local machine to “distribute” the data onto other machines through the network.