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It does not. I find the wild, anti-competitive cross product "synergy" the big tech companies are employing just as concerning as privacy violations. (E.g. Go
by orangeoxidation 4y ago
It does not.
I find the wild, anti-competitive cross product "synergy" the big tech companies are employing just as concerning as privacy violations.
(E.g. Google search pushing Chrome and other services, Chrome sync logging users into YouTube, Android, Windows pushing One Drive, Apple music not paying the Apple store tax, Facebook harvesting WhatsApp data etc.)
Brave joining those practices leaves an ugly taste.
- INeedMoreRam 4y agoBut will using UBlock Origin, pihole, Quad9 DNS, and a VPN block ads? I think the answer is yes, since I am yet to see a Brave ad.
- hunterb123 4y agoYou are wrong, the built-in ad blocker does block first party ads in aggressive mode or if you manually add a rule.