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You're 100% incorrect; the ad blocker is on by default. And Brave doesn't show any ads by default. I would like to invite you to actually download the applicati
by jonathansampson 8y ago
You're 100% incorrect; the ad blocker is on by default. And Brave doesn't show any ads by default. I would like to invite you to actually download the application before making such egregious claims.
Also, consider reading my response to "replacing ads" here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17972072 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17972072
- brettz 8y agoHow is an adblock on by default going to save the internet? No one likes paywalls.
- andirk 8y agoContent creators get paid via Basic Attention Token. Wow ppl reply without reading anything. BAT is all about attention. Pay attention!
- brettz 8y agoI prefer not paying for content, which includes micro-transactions. I don't think I'm alone on that sentiment. If publishers won't get enough "BAT" through micro-transactions, the content will end up behind a paywall.
- zormino 8y agoBut what if I'm not interested in these particular digital tokens out of the pool of thousands? I get they have a dollar value associated with them, but I don't want them. I want exactly 0 of them. I want 0 pretend cash tokens of any kind. Why would the browser vendor get to decide this on my behalf?