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The shady world of Brave selling copyrighted data for AI training
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this post was submitted on 15 Jul 2023
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Just lovely, when you think you found a browser that works decently and cares about privacy...
Install Firefox (also works on mobile!), add uBlock Origin (also available on mobile!), done.
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Ghostery is like Brave, they record and sell your browsing habbits. I stopped using them back in 2013.
Seems like we need to have another talk with the less terminally-online people about what is and isn’t actually good int he world of web browsing safety…
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I believe that is outdated. Ghostery's ownership changed quite a few years ago, along with their business model. Read here.
Or you could just enable that filter in ublock origin. Will be faster and more robust as well.