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W H I T E   P A P E R

       ABOUT SVEN SEARCH








        SECURE:
        The advantage of EPSILON's decentralized search engine is that they are infinitely more secure

        than centralized search engines. This is because there is not one company that owns all of the
        search data and will sell it to stores or marketing agencies if it sees fit. As a result, consumers
        would have much more control over the information associated with their search operation.


        Able to earn profit
        Another significant advantage of the epsilon decentralized search engines is that consumers can
        be able to profit from them. This is because, since consumers have the power of their search
        results, they will sell it to retailers and marketing firms rather than making it sold by centralized
        search engine firms. The search engine industry may experience a full paradigm shift as a result
        of this.


         Prevent Monopolies:
        Decentralized search engines have the power to prevent monopolies from being formed in the
        digital advertising and search engine space. Preventing monopolies is generally good for the

        economy because it prevents one or two powerhouse companies from being able to control
        industries and prices associated with those industries. So, epsilon  decentralized search engines
        can seriously disrupt the search engine space


        RESPONSIBILITY
        epsilon Search is a decentralized forum with a large public following; as the person in charge of
        its protection and operation, you may choose your degree of transparency. Both risks will be
        avoided due to public will if a good check and balance scheme is in place.











                       SECURE                                                    Able to
                                                                                earn profit















                       Prevent                                              RESPONSIBILITY
                     Monopolies
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