Save the Net!

[HyperionXtech]

A free internet means: better ways to make money as an entrepreneur, access to all of the information you could desire, equality in the business environment and much, much more. Saving the net means more then allowing the people to view what they want; it is about preserving the data stored on the network. It's about the freedom to connect with anyone in the world or advertise what you want without being censored. Net Neutrality is one of the major battles being fought in our time period. It is the people's last hope for a future, as it is the last place where everyone have a voice.

If the net were to be controlled by centralized entities, there could be no more growth or creativity on the internet. The people would be censored as artists, journalists, writers and videographers. Individuals would have to pay for specific broadcasting channels where corporations will dictate what is being watched as well as the price. Government's can control what their citizens view and, in the long term, how they think. Our voice will be muted, as the internet is the last place the people can speak out and convey their opinion

As members in this society, we believe that there is something that can be done. HyperionX is doing our part as we usher in a new tool that can save the people from this nightmare. We are developing a decentralized, self-sufficient ecosystem, on top of a customized blockchain, where all community members can flourish without the fear of being censored or overcharged. We believe in a unified community that will be able to construct a bright future together while taking control of their own individual lives.

We see the problem and we want to give the people hope. HyperionX is being developed for the people, by the people. We believe that every person in the world deserves the right to control their own data and in the process control their life. Join us as we develop a decentralized ecosystem that will empower the individual and together we can grow. #WithRootForce

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