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> blocks adds Yes, but so does uBlock Origin, Adblock Plus, etc. > collects money on the behalf of others Why would they need permission from Google to do th
by Ajedi32 9y ago
> blocks adds
Yes, but so does uBlock Origin, Adblock Plus, etc.
> collects money on the behalf of others
Why would they need permission from Google to do that? That's completely unrelated to them.
- dullgiulio 9y agoBecause it's illegal. You write a book, I sell some home-printed copies of it and might give me some money if you claim it. It's clearly illegal.
- btym 9y agoThat's not what's happening, though. Brave is not running a streaming video service. They aren't hosting or distributing the content. There's nothing illegal about holding money and pledging to give it to someone if they ask for it (as long as you actually do).
- rplnt 9y agoThat doesn't matter. Torrent websites don't host or distribute any content, yet they still get shut down. Not opposing you, just saying your argument isn't enough.
- btym 9y agoIt does matter, because your argument categorically does not apply. Brave is not involved with the distribution of content.
- Ajedi32 9y ago> I sell some home-printed copies That'd be a copyright violation. But Brave isn't making or selling copies of anything, so I don't see what your point is.