So while "Be your own bank" and "Not your keys, not your crypto" go in the right direction for Web3, by themselves they aren't enough to form the basis for Web3.

For Web3 to be fully realized, each of us needs to be our own network, or at least connect with enough people to form a unique network each time we make a payment or transaction. In this sense, we would be like the human equivalents of RSA keys used by participants authorized to access market data services or other remote networks. Even if the same set of people connect to form a network, it would be different just due to timing.

The only problem I have is satellite access, and that's only because that seems like the weak link due to who controls the satellite. Tesla cars (and the fabled Tesla phone) rely on Starlink, and it's been proven that Tesla cars can be hacked. What's to stop hackers from taking control of the satellite (or simply taking it out)? Either way, the Tesla cars become expensive bricks. How can the satellite situation be overcome?

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