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(2023 edition) In the hours following a massive data leak where data from almost all Turkish citizens was exposed, users of the only industry where this kind of mass security failure routinely happens concluded there was no way to prevent … Continue reading →

In the hours following a massive data leak where data from almost all Brazilians was exposed, users of the only industry where this kind of mass security failure routinely happens concluded there was no way to prevent such breaches from … Continue reading →

The Problem The social platforms we use today are all centralized under the control of large corporations. Our conversations, our identities, private documents, and public announcements are hosted on their servers. The vast majority of people online live in a … Continue reading →

Okay, that was quick. A few months after writing that we hit 7 million users, we blew past our 8 millionth user. By now, over 8 million people across more than 95 countries have installed Groups and Calendars. But, how … Continue reading →

We passed a new milestone recently: Qbix apps have attracted 7 million users from around the world. Here are some more cool stats: Qbix apps are used over 1.2 million times a month by people in nearly 100 different countries. … Continue reading →

Now that 2020 is here, let’s look at what we can expect from the next decade in software. As Web developers, our solutions can help shape the organizations we work for. The tools we build and the architectural decisions we … Continue reading →

On the 30th anniversary of the launch of the Web, we remember how it disrupted the centralized social networks of the day: America Online, MSN and Compuserve. However, Web 2.0 has made social media dominate our daily lives, and our … Continue reading →

This post is about truly decentralizing the Web. We will write another post about making the Web more social, especially on mobile devices. To achieve both of these objectives, Qbix is working on a new Social Web Browser. We are … Continue reading →

Qbix Platform was originally borne out of a vision to decentralize social networking. The recent release of version 1.0 lays the groundwork for the coming revolution. It is the “WordPress” of social networks. Here is what it achieves already: Communities … Continue reading →

We just launched the open source Qbix Platform 1.0. And we worked hard to make it among the most secure open source web platforms out there. However, we are not about to rest on our laurels. We’ve already begun developing … Continue reading →