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RE: The contradiction that is Brave Rewards

2 years ago

I discovered that masked Brave-Browser face from the very beginning when I innocently tried to reward my bats, I immediately deleted it and applied the anti-tracking filters manually.

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@forexbrokr74

2 years ago

applied the anti-tracking filters manually.

Oh, interesting.

Do you mind sharing a bit more on what you've done here?

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@tuxtify57

2 years ago

There is no single answer, if what interests you is security and privacy being a basic user (who does not want to struggle with complex configurations) my suggestions are:

Use a blocking extension, AdBlock OR Ghostery, combined they complement each other very well.
Of the Chromium-based browsers I recommend Yandex, it incorporates security patterns provided by Karpesky, you can also add the above-mentioned extensions.
If you are not dependent on Google extensions consider using Mozilla Firefox which has good security features and can also be improved by extensions without too much effort.

Brave's security features are good, but with its marketing of the BAT token and others, it plays minesweeper. If it incorporates a wallet, it was nothing for them to make a deposit mechanism without giving away the privacy of their users.

Cheers!!!

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