It's cool for preventing things like censorship. Something like SciHub would really benefit from it.
However, for "real world" use cases, many people want to be able to remove or modify what they've uploaded. With IPFS, as far as I'm aware, doing either doesn't really change the underlying data but just creates a new object in IPFS instead which you'd point to via IPNS. Anyone who still wanted to view the old content still could, provided they had the right content id.
God forbid you accidentally upload a "personal" photo, your only hope is that someone never comes across the content id of that image. There is no way to undo it!
It's cool for preventing things like censorship. Something like SciHub would really benefit from it.
However, for "real world" use cases, many people want to be able to remove or modify what they've uploaded. With IPFS, as far as I'm aware, doing either doesn't really change the underlying data but just creates a new object in IPFS instead which you'd point to via IPNS. Anyone who still wanted to view the old content still could, provided they had the right content id.
God forbid you accidentally upload a "personal" photo, your only hope is that someone never comes across the content id of that image. There is no way to undo it!