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I guess you must be in the EU and on iOS 17.4 or later. I forgot the Apple were forced to allow other browser engines to be installed in the EU recently. But a

I guess you must be in the EU and on iOS 17.4 or later. I forgot the Apple were forced to allow other browser engines to be installed in the EU recently. But aside from that recent exception, no one ever had anything except Safari on iOS, even if they thought otherwise.

jorvi 2y ago
Nope. Been adblocking on iOS in Brave since iOS.. 14? Maybe 13 or 15. You should really do your research.
- DEADMINCE 2y ago
  You've been hiding ads, sure. You haven't been blocking them, because iOS with Safari didn't allow that. Hiding, and blocking, are not the same thing. The former is far less secure than the latter. As for blocking ads on iOS with Brave, well, it really doesn't work that well[0]. Why? Because iOS doesn't let you block ads, unless you are in the EU and on 17.4 or later. You should exit the RDF and really do at least a bare minimum of research. [0] https://community.brave.com/t/is-brave-even-blocking-ads-on-ios/321356 https://community.brave.com/t/is-brave-even-blocking-ads-on-...
  - jorvi 2y ago
    I.. what? You really should read links you post. Brave even has an option where you can choose to do: - “aggressive” blocking (will refuse to connect to ad domains) -“standard” blocking (will connect but block, to prevent breakage) I will stop responding now because I’ve corrected you multiple times and you refuse to listen.
    - DEADMINCE 2y ago
      Jesus christ lol. You're being fooled by marketing. Just because Brave calls it blocking, doesn't mean it is blocking. Again, just do some god-damn research. Really, the bare minimum. It isn't news to anyone educated on this stuff that Apple has never* allowed proper ad blocking until recently in the EU. But, believe whatever you want. I get being too scared to leave that ever so comfy RDF you found yourself in. Well, I tried.

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I guess you must be in the EU and on iOS 17.4 or later. I forgot the Apple were forced to allow other browser engines to be installed in the EU recently. But a

by DEADMINCE 2y ago

jorvi 2y ago
Nope. Been adblocking on iOS in Brave since iOS.. 14? Maybe 13 or 15. You should really do your research.
- DEADMINCE 2y ago
  You've been hiding ads, sure. You haven't been blocking them, because iOS with Safari didn't allow that. Hiding, and blocking, are not the same thing. The former is far less secure than the latter. As for blocking ads on iOS with Brave, well, it really doesn't work that well[0]. Why? Because iOS doesn't let you block ads, unless you are in the EU and on 17.4 or later. You should exit the RDF and really do at least a bare minimum of research. [0] https://community.brave.com/t/is-brave-even-blocking-ads-on-ios/321356 https://community.brave.com/t/is-brave-even-blocking-ads-on-...
  - jorvi 2y ago
    I.. what? You really should read links you post. Brave even has an option where you can choose to do: - “aggressive” blocking (will refuse to connect to ad domains) -“standard” blocking (will connect but block, to prevent breakage) I will stop responding now because I’ve corrected you multiple times and you refuse to listen.
    - DEADMINCE 2y ago
      Jesus christ lol. You're being fooled by marketing. Just because Brave calls it blocking, doesn't mean it is blocking. Again, just do some god-damn research. Really, the bare minimum. It isn't news to anyone educated on this stuff that Apple has never* allowed proper ad blocking until recently in the EU. But, believe whatever you want. I get being too scared to leave that ever so comfy RDF you found yourself in. Well, I tried.