Since they want to be a mainstream browser, allowing those by default (that's what they do now) is the way to go in my opinion. The option to block them is avai

Since they want to be a mainstream browser, allowing those by default (that's what they do now) is the way to go in my opinion. The option to block them is available for more advanced users. This is only a "problem" for some because they think Brave is actually siding with those services, when in reality there's a good reason to not block them by default.