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They installed their homemade VPN as part of the general browser install, without disclosing it or giving users ability to opt-out. It's now possible for them
by rchaud 3y ago
They installed their homemade VPN as part of the general browser install, without disclosing it or giving users ability to opt-out.
It's now possible for them to start proxying traffic through their servers, also without disclosing it to you. While this is likely just a case of them aggressively bundling their paid service bloatware, the fact that it's built into the app should be concerning.
- Vinnl 3y agoWhy would they need the in-between step of installing-but-disabling it first? If they are planning to do that, and you already have Brave installed, can't they just install it at that point?