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As a privacy driven tech person, I find brave to be semi cringe yet at the same time one of the few companies that is actually trying to innovate on an approach
by comte7092 4y ago
As a privacy driven tech person, I find brave to be semi cringe yet at the same time one of the few companies that is actually trying to innovate on an approachable set of mainstream, privacy focused tools, a web browser, search, and a (more) privacy preserving ads platform for the web.
I don’t like everything that they do, but I respect the fact that they are actually trying things.
Saying flat out that a privacy driven tech person wouldn’t use brave at all is reflective of the counterproductive discourse within the community, where every tool in existence fails someone’s purity test. Firefox, ddg, protonmail, etc have all had their scandals.
- KyleBerezin 4y agoTor for private browsing is a neat feature too. Obviously if you are doing stuff where tor is actually needed, you should be using a dedicated browser, but for 'I don't want to be put on a list' stuff it works great.