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All I read is cryptocurrency hating.
Do they do anything that's bad for my privacy?
The affiliate links are enough to stop using brave tho
Affiliate links can be done ethically. Devs gotta eat
And they did it in the worst way possible LOL
Your idea of ethical is overwriting affiliate links from small journalism sites that clearly state they're affiliate links and instead quietly replacing them with links that benefit a corporation that raised money off of crypto?
"Tell me you only read headlines without telling me"
Cryptocurrency hating is good.
I guess if you like protest movements to have their funding cut-off by corporations (eg Occupy Wall Street)
Brave is a better choice than Google Chrome / Opera / Edge by miles.
Still, the only ethical choice is Firefox.
It's chromium with a different hat. If you trust chromium, you can probably trust this as easily.