The digital era has brought about numerous innovations that have transformed everyday life, including commerce, communication, and information sharing. However, much of this information has been monetized and users are often expected to pay a fee for accessing and utilizing it.

 To address this issue, a new digital platform has been launched called llidbill. The platform aims to protect users’ rights and provide a sustainable solution for accessing and cashing out information usage fees.

Information usage fee is called content usage fee, data usage fee, Google information usage fee, etc., and refers to the cost used to purchase various applications or contents from the App Store or Play Store. In the case of iPhone, the App Store, and in the case of Galaxy and Android phones, the cost of paying for a fee in the Play Store is collectively referred to as information usage fee. Sometimes, it is confused with micropayment. You can think of it as micropayment for internet shopping malls, and information usage fee for app store or play store. These two payment methods are collectively referred to as mobile phone payment services.

In fact, information usage fee has become a widely used term for many people because it was written as “smartphone information usage fee” in the statement before, but recently it is written as “content usage fee” in the statement. So, the names called by people are different, but words like information usage fee monetization, content usage fee monetization, Google monetization, content monetization, etc. all have the same meaning.

llidbill is a platform that offers a free, secure and convenient way for users to manage their information usage fees. By utilizing blockchain technology, llidbill ensures transparency and security in information transactions while minimizing transaction costs and improving efficiency.