I was thinking about switching browsers to Brave when I found this. What do you guys think? Are they going to compromise the privacy of their users for these corporate deals?
Ad-blocking Brave browser signs deal with Dow Jones Media Group
Oliver Peterson
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Nicholas Robinson
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James Murphy
>browser that makes money by replacing regular ads with 'non-intrusive' (((targeted ads)))
One cannot compromise what wasn't there to begin with
Lucas Gonzalez
if you use brave before you are retarded if you use brave now you retarded nothing changed
John Carter
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Elijah Nguyen
Sounds Jewish. I don't think my "attention" is a resource for advertisers to claim.
Parker Miller
What's the law that says that?
Andrew Jones
The Right to Profit. If they add DRM they can use DMCA.
Dominic Butler
If ads served by Dow Jones Media Group websites are added as default ad-blocking exceptions in Brave, Brendan Eich will be considered as a sellout.
Sebastian Wright
If all they want is to show you a banner with your consent that's fine. The issue is, we know that all the tracking and gathering of the user's data is already standard practice in modern online advertising, is Brave really not allowing them to keep doing it in their browser? Would they even want a deal where this is being denied to them?