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Common Concerns of Prevailing Systems
- Users find present system endeavour insufficient privacy and security.
- Government's concern on internet becoming a tool of violence and crime, and associated social costs.
- Businesses concern on intellectual property, piracy issues bandwidth wastage and commercial costs.
- Internet search engines provide search results that contain duplicate site listings or links to dead information. When a keyword is given to a search engine to search information of a specific topic, a large number of related links are displayed. In this case, it becomes difficult to filter out the required information.
Lot of information about a particular topic is stored on the websites. Some information may be incorrect or not authentic. So, it becomes difficult to select the correct information. Sometimes you may be confused.
- Web site owners might have to wait several months to register their sites with the top search engines.
- The prevalent methods of internet searching fail to produce timely, accurate or thorough results.
- Children's using the internet has become big concern for parents as there are thousands of pornographic sites on the
internet that can be easily found and can be a detriment to letting children use the Internet.
- Today, internet is the most popular source of spreading viruses. Computers attached to internet are more prone to virus attacks and they can end up into crashing your whole hard disk, causing you considerable headache.
- One of the biggest problems that the internet has created is that of spamming. Spamming refers to the activity wherein unwanted emails and other links are sent in bulk to people. These emails may pertain to advertising or random bulk emails and these may contain viruses that may corrupt the system and even if they don’t cause any harm these can be plain annoying.
NetAlter will also offer the most comprehensive system and environment for preventing piracy and spread of malicious content and robust protection for Intellectual Property Rights.
Current Cyberspace Scenario
The cyberspace may have undergone displeasure for both users looking for information and those wanting to promote their web sites. The result is information pollution of sorts disguising all kinds of malicious content and criminal activities. The search engines have also
wandered away from their initial purpose of searching and instead, they now disguise themselves as information “portals” to mask their search inadequacies. |
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