A browser built to protect your privacy > a browser built to track you Here's a look at how Brave and Chrome stack up on privacy protections. #privacy #technology #browser
Brave
Technology, Information and Internet
San Francisco, California 47,091 followers
Join the 70+ million people who use Brave to take back control of their lives online.
About us
Brave is on a mission to build a user-first Web. Starting with our core browser and search engine, Brave shields users from the creepy ads and trackers that follow you across the web. But we’re also changing the Web’s money model with a privacy-first digital ads platform that gives advertisers access to unreachable audiences; users earn crypto rewards for their attention; and creators unlock new revenue streams. Founded in 2015 by Brendan Eich, creator of JavaScript and co-founder of Mozilla (Firefox), and Brian Bondy, formerly of Khan Academy and Mozilla. Discover our products: Brave Browser: Fast, private browsing that blocks third-party ads and trackers by default. Brave Search: The world’s largest private search index, and the fastest growing independent search engine since Bing. Brave Ads: Unique cookie-less advertising in discreet ad units built right into the browser and search engine. Want to help build a better Web? Consider working with us!
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https://www.brave.com
External link for Brave
- Industry
- Technology, Information and Internet
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- San Francisco, California
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2015
Locations
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Primary
580 Howard St.
Unit 402
San Francisco, California 94105, US
Employees at Brave
Updates
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How to make any app more secure in two steps: 1. Open the Brave browser. 2. Click the "VPN" button. Brave VPN encrypts and protects anything you do online, on every app on your device. Start your seven-day free trial today! #vpn #cybersecurity #software
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Want to use dark mode even on websites that don't officially support it? Brave has you covered. #tipsandtricks #technology
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Did you know Brave has Chrome's best feature? Yes, that's right: the dino game. Just type "play dino" in Brave's URL bar and click "Play Brave Dino game" from the suggestions that appear. It's just one more way* we make it easy for you to switch from Chrome. * Brave can also import your settings and extensions from Chrome.
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Are you using Brave Search yet? If not, here's a quick list of reasons to finally give it a shot. If you're convinced, try Brave Search here: https://search.brave.com
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"If Google is making all their money from advertising, and advertising compromises users privacy, you start to see product decisions where they put the user's privacy at risk, even though the browser is supposed to be the user agent." - Luke Mulks, VP of Business Operations at Brave Luke recently spoke on The Juice's The Content Cocktail Hour about how people can protect their privacy in the digital age. Listen to the full episode here: https://lnkd.in/e5NVt3dT #privacymatters #google
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A new episode of #TheBraveTechnologist podcast is live! David J W., AI & Data Leader at adidas, discusses the pressure that many companies feel to adopt emerging technologies, and the biggest challenges companies face when trying to implement AI. Listen to his full talk with Brave's Luke Mulks here: https://lnkd.in/et8vMKid #artificialintelligence #techtrends #techindustry
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We're pleased to learn that California’s Senate has passed AB 3048: California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018. This law, if enacted, will require browsers to include Global Privacy Control (GPC), a setting that lets you opt out of companies sharing or selling your data in a growing number of states. Brave is an author and initial implementer of GPC. This setting has been enabled by default in Brave for almost 4 years. While some privacy respecting browsers include GPC, other browsers do not, including Chrome, Edge, and Safari. AB 3048 would require that all browsers in California include GPC as an option for their users, allowing Web users in CA to assert their privacy rights, no matter what browser they choose. Brave strongly supports AB 3048 and is excited for it to take force in 2026. While Brave always has, and always will, include the strongest possible privacy protections, Brave also believes Web users should be able to enjoy a privacy-respecting Web, no matter what browser they choose. #privacymatters #technews #technology
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How can individuals pivot towards high-value tasks in an evolving job market redefined by AI? Didem Ün Ateş, founder of LotusAI, explains how in the latest episode of #TheBraveTechnologist. Listen to the full discussion, hosted by Luke Mulks, here: https://lnkd.in/ekK5i4ti #ai #techtrends #futureofwork