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I mean, yeah, they said it right in the press release: > Brave Today is supported by two new commercial offerings: Brave Offers and Promoted Content. They als
by jlkuester7 6y ago
I mean, yeah, they said it right in the press release:
> Brave Today is supported by two new commercial offerings: Brave Offers and Promoted Content.
They also said:
> A premium ad-free version of Brave Today will be available soon.
IMHO this is a pretty decent balance. Companies have to capture value from their work somehow. Brave's advertising strategy involves software on the local device using data on the local device to make a decision about what to show the user. (Not an ever expanding privacy invasive cloud-profile of the user).
Additionally, if ads are not your thing, you can always pay for the premium version and everyone still wins!
- lionkor 6y agoYeah, I think the idea of just paying and therefor not having data stolen is really nice, and way too few companies do this.
- jonathansampson 6y ago"Data stolen" isn't even remotely relevant here; Brave is built to preclude abuse. This is why we've gone to such great lengths to design the Private CDN in such a way to prevent us and others from knowing who is viewing/requesting what. Brave is "Can't be evil," as opposed to "don't be evil." We don't even want the capacity to do wrong.