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Brave is the one that censors less, from all those. Specially doesn't censor for political motives that I'm aware of. That already makes it worth of support.
by isaacremuant 3y ago
Brave is the one that censors less, from all those. Specially doesn't censor for political motives that I'm aware of.
That already makes it worth of support.
But Google having become so bad of late has made switching quite easy, even if brave is not getting better super fast, Google unfortunately is getting worse and making up for it.
- magicalist 3y ago> Specially doesn't censor for political motives that I'm aware of What are the censored image searches you found?
- reitanqild 3y agoTry to search for the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests and massacre. That tends to upset some engines including Bing I think.
- yreg 3y agoBaidu doesn't show anything relevant as expected, but Bing, Brave, Google and Yandex show similar results. Not overly graphic, but the photos are there.
- the_third_wave 3y agoI just did and found that Baidu is the only one to censor all images related to the protests and massacre. Bing may filter out these images when used in China (I tried searching in Chinese with the browser set to request Chinese-language results, this did not affect the search results) but it does not seem to do so for me (Sweden, Linux, Firefox).
- jaystraw 3y agoI'm sure this isn't in the spirit or meaning of what you said, but to respond jokingly, I haven't found many censored anythings :-P turns out...
- isaacremuant 3y agoI meant for text. Haven't really used the image feature yet.
- jorvi 3y agoI have a deeeeeeep dislike for Google’s “must include: duck | missing: duck”.
- yreg 3y agoInteresting, I regularly use both and I find Google to perform better for me than Brave (in text search).