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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

"The new feature gives users access to an experience that’s not available on Google, the largest search engine in the world." Learn more about Brave Search's new chat mode at TechCrunch:

Introducing chat mode for follow-up questions on Brave Search! Starting today,? Brave Search’s Answer with AI summaries give users a seamless way to ask additional questions about their queries. Until today, users were faced with two distinct options: chat or search. Search engines fall short for multi-step tasks like planning trip itineraries, while chat apps leave something to be desired when looking up websites, images, or videos. Now you don’t have to choose between chat and search—Brave Search detects question-like queries? and offers a chat option to let you dig deeper into topics. Try it yourself at search.brave.com, or read today’s blog post for more details: https://lnkd.in/g76JAk5q

Earlier this year, we unveiled Boomerang, a new decentralized and secure system for verifying rewards. Today we’re sharing more details about how its privacy protections work and a demo of the protocol. Check out our research team’s post to learn more:

Hey fitness brands! Looking for fitness freaks? We've got them! Brave users: - Work out weekly, with more than half hitting the gym at least three times per week - Are more likely to own a smart wearable device (50%) - Like to hike, bike, camp and fish Does that sounds like your perfect audience? Reach them at ads.brave.com #advertising #marketing #fitnessindustry

This week on #TheBraveTechnologist, Luca Schnetzler, CEO of Pudgy Penguins, shares advice for young entrepreneurs and explains why building a great product isn't enough to be successful. Listen to his discussion with Luke Mulks here: https://lnkd.in/eCqfdUJQ

Brave users will now see fewer ads, and fewer broken sites. This is thanks to a new feature called procedural filtering we just rolled out to our browser’s built-in ad blocker on Android and desktop (iOS coming soon). Procedural filtering will also make it easier to adapt our ad blocker to changes across the Web. Read about how procedural filtering works in this blog: https://lnkd.in/eAKQfmic

Brave on iOS has a new feature for quickly deleting browsing data that could track you. We call it the Shred button. Shred lets you instantly erase data that a site may have stored on your device. Deleting data from a specific site rather than all at once means you won't be forcibly logged out of your favorite sites. You can access Shred in three ways: 1. Long-press the tabs button. 2. Tap the Shred button in the tabs tray. 3. Select the Shred option in Shields. Shred stops first-party tracking that allows companies to build detailed profiles or track your interactions with them over time. You can set Auto Shred for specific sites so data will be cleared whenever you close them or restart your browser. Do this at Shields > Advanced Controls > Shred Site Data. To use Auto Shred for all sites, go to Settings -> Shields & Privacy -> Auto Shred. The Shred feature will be available once you update Brave on iOS to v1.71. We’re also working to bring the Shred feature to Android and Desktop for a consistent experience across platforms.

Bing is the world’s second most widely used search engine, but that’s thanks largely to its status as the default search engine for the Edge Web browser and other Windows devices. Very few people switch to Bing on its own merits, because Bing lags behind the competition on privacy, features, and results quality. Brave Search beats it on all three fronts. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/eweb5ggi

Intern position at Brave : https://brave.com/careers/ My team is looking for strong students interested in private, secure and trustworthy ML. Feel free to email me with the subject line "Brave Internship 2025" and highlight your 3 most significant publications on these topics.