Option A is the underlying assumption of the reason for the transition to Web 3.0, the implication being that it will transform the face of online shopping. Thus, it can be inferred from the passage, and is eliminated.
Option B can be inferred from the context of the passage, which explains to us how Web 3.0 targets each individual consumer to deliver a more personalized shopping experience. Thus Option B is eliminated.
Based on the information provided about Web 3.0 and its revolutionary effects on e-commerce, Option D can be directly inferred from the context of the passage. Thus, Option D which is basically reiterating what has already been mentioned in the passage, is eliminated.
Option E has been implied several times in the passage which claims to compare the advertising techniques used. Thus, Option E is eliminated.
Option C offers new and unrelated information about Web 3.0, mentioning about trust and privacy and how it would be affected by Web 3.0. The passage mentions nothing in this regard, thus Option C cannot be inferred from the passage and is the right answer.