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What is fair data, and how is it different from surveillance data? Fair data  means information collected with clear consent, anonymized where possible, and used only for transparent, beneficial purposes. Surveillance data , on the other hand, refers to the massive streams of behavioral information gathered by default through social networks, apps, and ad networks without meaningful control or understanding from users. In practice, fair data is born from the question “Do you

The Short Version Your data can do more than feed ads it can fund your connection. By sharing anonymous, consent-based data, users help build a fairer internet economy where access is free, private, and transparent. What does “anonymous data” actually mean? When we talk about anonymous data , we mean information that cannot identify you as an individual . No names, no messages, no precise GPS points. Only technical and behavioral signals such as connection quality, device typ

The Short Version Every click, search, and scroll creates value but none of it returns to you. Your digital life fuels a trillion-dollar market that thrives on your data. It’s time to change that. Who owns your data? You should. What happens when you share your data online? Every time you use an app, scroll a feed, or allow location access, you share fragments of personal behavior pages viewed, time spent, movements between apps. These fragments combine to form what companie

The last decade prioritized speed and scale 5G, cloud, and AI. The next one belongs to fair data , the consent-based, anonymized, and transparent approach that returns value to people. “The next infrastructure isn’t built on concrete—it’s built on consent.” What is fair data and how is it different from Big Tech models? Fair data  means consent-based, aggregated, and anonymous information flows that are transparent and value-sharing, not identity-extractive or surveillance-dr

The internet was built to connect everyone but access still costs too much for too many. That’s why 0mninet  was born: a network that gives you free mobile data through fair data monetization , not ads or paywalls. And if you want even more? You can complete short, verified surveys to earn extra GB  on top of your plan. The Short Version 0mninet works in two layers. First, you receive monthly GB through data monetization where you opt-in to share anonymized, aggregated beh

Spoiler:  It’s not about selling data, it’s about sharing value. Every time we explain what 0mninet does, someone eventually asks: “So… how does free internet actually work? Where does the money come from?” Fair question. Because “data monetization” sounds like one of those corporate buzzwords that usually ends with you  being the product. But not this time. This time, you’re the one getting paid, in connection. The Short Version • 0mninet turns anonymous data into free inter

Spoiler:  No. But we get why you might think that. Every time we explain what we’re building, the reaction is identical: “Wait… you’re giving free internet? Free calls? Free SMS? Really? So where’s the catch?” Fair question. You’d probably ask the same thing. Because when we say free internet, for everyone , it sounds impossible especially in 2025, when telecom operators still charge you €0.29 for an MMS you never meant to send. But this isn’t a scam. It’s not a VPN in disgui

The Short Version Every day we generate valuable data but no one rewards us for it. Big Tech companies earn billions from our information, while we get nothing in return. 0mninet changes that : unlimited Internet, calls, and SMS for free, with full data privacy. If you choose to share anonymous, aggregated data, you instantly get 50 GB per month . Want more? Complete short in-app surveys and earn extra data. Everything happens transparently, securely, and always with your exp