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Re:Wikipedia Is Now a Brave Verified Publisher by phjesusthatguy3 on Thursday August 29, 2019 @02:23PM (#20832223)
It isn't silly. How about I don't trust either one of them?

Brave is (and you are) saying I should trust Brave because they're going to rip out Google's tracking and insert their own instead. No thank you. I'll stick with Firefox and whatever chicanery Mozilla is up to.

Re:Wikipedia Is Now a Brave Verified Publisher by Ajedi32 on Thursday August 29, 2019 @02:52PM (#20832477)
If you don't trust Brave, how would that be any better if they were using Firefox as the base for their browser over Chromium?
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Re:Wikipedia Is Now a Brave Verified Publisher by furyofantares on Thursday August 29, 2019 @03:40PM (#20832877)
It’s just confusing because then your original comment is a non-sequitur, not particularly relevant to the context of the discussion about trusting Brave on FF vs Brave on Chromium, because, as you say, if you don’t trust Brave then the base doesn’t matter.

There isn’t any whataboutism in the post you are replying to.

Re:Wikipedia Is Now a Brave Verified Publisher by phjesusthatguy3 on Thursday August 29, 2019 @04:01PM (#20833050)
No, you didn't go back to my original post, which said I don't trust Google. My apology was about the language I used.
Re:Wikipedia Is Now a Brave Verified Publisher by Buge on Friday August 30, 2019 @12:24AM (#20835964)
I still don't understand why you would prefer if Brave was based on Firefox instead of Chrome. One of your comments sounds like you're worried about Brave inserting tracking. Brave could do that regardless of what it's based on.
Re:Wikipedia Is Now a Brave Verified Publisher by BrendanEich on Friday August 30, 2019 @03:15PM (#20841658)
No, we rip out Google's tracking and insert nothing.

Brave Ads are opt-in and client-based. There is no server side tracking of users or data in the clear. I can say more on how all this works, but I will pause here. Search for "catalog" elsewhere to find another comment explaining it a bit more.