Brave, the "Private Browser"

[MLGTurnip]

http://www.technewsworld.com/story/Brave-Browser-Promises-to-Defend-Users-Privacy-83015.html 

 

The is a new browser named Brave.

They say that Brave Browser Promises to Defend Users' Privacy.

Would you change to Brave browser?

[Arty]

You l8 m8 retoast http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/531631-brave-new-browser-announced/

 

and no Chrome is still the Best Browser overall.

 

Not to worried about privacy atm.

[Guest Kloaked]

http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/531631-brave-new-browser-announced/

[AresKrieger]

repost http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/531631-brave-new-browser-announced/, lol I was beaten to it

[terrytek]

You l8 m8 retoast http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/531631-brave-new-browser-announced/

 

and no Chrome is still the Best Browser overall.

 

Not to worried about privacy atm.

firefox>> chrome

[Arty]

firefox>> chrome

Chrome>Firefox.

 

 

 

Google has also made the code open-source which allows competing browsers like Mozilla to take advantage of the algorithm

 

http://indianexpress.com/article/technology/tech-news-technology/google-chrome-to-get-much-faster-with-new-update/#sthash.HtdmUWQz.dpuf

[Majestic]

Not to worried about privacy atm.

 

You should be. And you will be. 

 

Not because of some nefarious, "mr. robot", type shit. But when for unexplained reasons your car insurance just goes up or whatever, it might have something to do about your remarks on certain video's, particular interests (street racing forums), or other type of metadata.

 

They're already using geographic location as a variable, it's only a matter of time before they start using metadata. Or if google starts an insurance department.

 

And that is just one reason. Honestly, any person that proclaims himself tech-savvy and says "i don't worry about my privacy" is really out-of-touch. You don't have to be a tinfoil-hat type figure to know that securing some part of your privacy is very important.

 

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That said though, all of the browsers operate through your ISP, which happily discloses information to the goverment, so it's absolutely pointless to use these types of things. Only could be more trouble, since you can be fairly certain google chrome won't leak your creditcard info or whatever. (not on purpose atleast).

[MLGTurnip]

You l8 m8 retoast http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/531631-brave-new-browser-announced/

 

and no Chrome is still the Best Browser overall.

 

Not to worried about privacy atm.

I am sorry, I did not know that post existed. 

Thank you for telling me.

[alpenwasser]

I am sorry, I did not know that post existed. 

Thank you for telling me.

No worries, it can happen.

Locking this then.

[GoodBytes]

@MLGTurnip,

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