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Let's presume this were true - that the Government was also at fault (I don't agree) - why does that excuse Brave's behavior? If I go look at any other service
by qeternity 5y ago
Let's presume this were true - that the Government was also at fault (I don't agree) - why does that excuse Brave's behavior?
If I go look at any other service which requires that kind of information, it's always right up front. Want a Robinhood account? Great, you have to provide the info when you open an acocunt.
- prepend 5y agoI use brave and rewards but have never cashed out so didn’t provide any KYC info. I just donate BAT to sites. Brave does “request info up front” for users who want to use the wallet. Requesting it from users who won’t need it is a waste of time. All Robinhood users perform financial transactions, very few Brave users do.
- freediver 5y agoIs the lack of other options to send micropayments to sites the reason you do this? If there was a way to one click send micropayments to sites from a browser that did not require you to watch ads, but you send your own money, would you do it?
- prepend 5y agoHonestly it’s because I’ve never had enough tokens to qualify for the minimum. So I just leave stuff in my wallet and transfer every once in a while. I would prefer a wallet that I have control over, but I kind of ignore the BAT stuff and just use it because it’s a clean browser that’s easier for me than managing adblocker plug-ins. The tokens are just a bonus.