One of the core components of Fileverse is the IPFS Search Engine.

The Fileverse team is partly composed of PhD students and researchers fighting everyday against the fragmentation and inaccessibility of knowledge. We believe that content addressing (eg. by IPFS and Arweave) is one of the most important innovations to come out of our space. It:
⚀ Solves link rot 
⚁ Increases integrity of data (self certification)
⚂ Harder to attack, easier to recover
⚃ Reduces dependence on big tech central servers
⚄ Knowledge fragmentation

We worked on Content Addressing for Fileverse Portal, our Trustless Collaboration Platform. But why keep this only accessible via our dApp & not make it open to people interested in the decentralised web? 

With Fileverse, not only can you upload files, sign them with your keys, and make them available to the whole globe through a single hash. You can now also search and visualise any IPFS hash thanks to our IPFS search engine. 

We have also recently organised a panel discussion on "Internet Freedom: information communication, accessibility and archiving" at Oxford with the founder of Tor and Director of the Internet Archive, and more! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M7odSy7Lf9g
