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Not sure what you're referring to here; Brave doesn't have any user data. We don't collect it to begin with. We believe in Can't be Evil over Don't be Evil.
by jonathansampson 5y ago
Not sure what you're referring to here; Brave doesn't have any user data. We don't collect it to begin with. We believe in Can't be Evil over Don't be Evil.
- meibo 5y agoYet, you have no way to prove it - or is this product completely open source? Additionally, I believe OP was referring to requests for removal of search results that contain personal information. Both Google and Bing support these and will remove results in accordance with GDPR.
- threatofrain 5y agoI'm really just asking for those who search up "criminal" content, as I remember Google being asked to give up the IP addresses of those who searched under a term in a specific region at a specific time -- but that still meant thousands of addresses. But I think your case is also worth adding to the conversation, although I don't believe removing results collides with privacy.
- Dah00n 5y agoIf you return a result that came from Bing and law enforcement want it gone (because it is illegal for whatever reason) do Brave remove it from the results or do Bing? Both have problems but I'd like to know which route Brave take.
- maverick74 5y agoYeah yeah. Let me put it this way: if it's an opensource search engine you'll have me for sure. If it's not 100% opensource then I can't be sure you don't track me and we end up in the google cage again.