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Brave's entire business model is pretty explicitly about selling your data for targeted advertisements. I find it unreasonable to even suggest Brave as an alter
by AshamedCaptain 2y ago
Brave's entire business model is pretty explicitly about selling your data for targeted advertisements. I find it unreasonable to even suggest Brave as an alternative if your concern with Mozilla is the "selling your data" language.
Also re MitM'ing for crypto mining: I was never in favor of pushing Brendan out of Mozilla for being a supposed right-wing nut, but I am not surprised either to see that, given free reign, he _is_ a right-wing nut.
- homebrewer 2y agoThere's even more FUD about Brave than there is about Mozilla. Brave downloads all ads and decides on what it shows you locally; the data never leaves your machine. You also have to opt-in into this system, it is disabled by default.
- jqpabc123 2y agoBrave's entire business model is pretty explicitly about selling your data So you're saying their Privacy Policy is a lie: "Our company does not store any record of people’s browsing history." https://brave.com/privacy/browser/ https://brave.com/privacy/browser/