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> BAT Gemini (fall 2017/winter 2018) > KYC (humint + machine learning), rate, and flow control for anti-fraud Brave - first browser that not only force you to

• Certhas 9y ago
  > there will be no way for Brave Software to correlate your browsing history with payments to your wallet. At least they are trying to do something about establishing an ad free economy for web content. It's a hard problem but if you think that that is a privacy nightmare you haven't been paying attention to the waking world you live in.
• lukemulks 9y ago
  Brave is not forcing anyone to pay for anything (I work at Brave and on the BAT project). Brave is, and will be free to use. BAT will be opt-in, and users will not be required to pay for anything. Users that opt-in when BAT ads become integrated will be awarded BAT from the user growth pool (user growth pool is 300m BATs). Users that opt-in and wish to remain anonymous do not have to KYC. Users that choose to exchange BATs for fiat or remove BAT from the system will have to go through KYC if they setup a new wallet as a part of the opt-in. Again, Brave is not forcing anyone to pay to browse. Brave will continue to block ads and tracking by default, for free. BAT will be integrated and opt-in. BAT FAQ: https://basicattentiontoken.org/faq.html https://basicattentiontoken.org/faq.html BAT blog: User adoption and extending the BAT Platform https://basicattentiontoken.org/driving-user-adoption-and-extending-the-bat-platform.html https://basicattentiontoken.org/driving-user-adoption-and-ex... BAT white paper: https://basicattentiontoken.org/BasicAttentionTokenWhitePaper-4.pdf https://basicattentiontoken.org/BasicAttentionTokenWhitePape...