r/privacy doesn't let people say "Peter Thiel is involved with Brave"
r/privacy doesn't let people say "Peter Thiel is involved with Brave"
Reddit privacy moderators recently censored this content over a day after it was posted. IMO the reason is suspicious.
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(There are no subreddit rules banning "political propaganda" or "character assassination." Nor does this comment appear to rise to either of those accusations: other non-removed comments back up the removed one.)
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Damn. So, assuming it’s true, what would be a suitable alternative? Is Firefox compromised or nah?
Firefox is definitely a better browser than Brave (which has a history that's riddled with controversy), but there are a couple forks of it that intentionally make it more private too.
But for practical purposes, installing Firefox and disabling Telemetry is more than acceptable for the average person!
Thanks a lot for the tip!
Librewolf & Waterfox are hardened firefox
but if you are more on focused on looks i think Zen is betterZen had some really concerning security/privacy concerns recently, which called into the question the competence of the creator, so I'd be wary of it.
Community reports of other privacy concerns being ignored
that really is very concerning
Is this an AI-generated news article? At that point, it might as well link to the original source. Thankfully, it looks like it was resolved:
Issue was fixed 7 months ago but raised concerns about developer expertise
I realize that hackers don't differentiate between incompetent and malicious backdoors, but I personally think the Zen developers are doing their best to make a good and private browser.
Even if Firefox were compromised by megalomaniacal shitheads, it would still be worth picking over any Chromium-based browser because every Chromium-based browser helps cement Google's hegemony over web standards.
FF has problems of depending on Google for money