Alternative search providers write letter to EU complaining that Google antitrust action achieved diddly-squatīrave search is currently ad-free, the bad news being that "the free version of Brave Search will soon be ad supported," according to a post yesterday.Google's Privacy Budget doesn't add up, says Mozilla CTO - amazingly enough.From I'm feeling lucky to I'm feeling Brave: Browser maker erects web search engine beta.Saving your battery as well as your privacy? New Brave for Android claims 5% power reduction.Immediately conducting a further search is one of the indicators of poor search results that can optionally be recorded to improve the engine. The search is smart in this respect since at the foot of the results is an option to "find elsewhere", in our case offering Google, Bing or Mojeek (a UK-based independent search engine). But the company hopes to roll it out to 5% of users.Search independence shows how many results come from Brave versus other engines, primarily Bing This proposal is not the final iteration but is an evolving document."Īccording to the EFF, Google has rolled out FLoC to 0.5% of Chrome users in Australia, Brazil, Canada, India, Indonesia, Japan, Mexico, New Zealand, the Philippines, and the US. Recently, for example, we were pleased to introduce one possible approach, as described in our PARAKEET proposal. We will continue to explore these approaches with the community. The industry is on a journey and there will be browser-based proposals that do not need individual user ids and ID-based proposals that are based on consent and first party relationships. That's also why we do not support solutions that leverage non-consented user identity signals, such as fingerprinting. Like Google, we support solutions that give users clear consent, and do not bypass consumer choice. "We believe in a future where the web can provide people with privacy, transparency and control while also supporting responsible business models to create a vibrant, open and diverse ecosystem. Microsoft, which is also using Chromium as the basis for its new Edge browser, responded to ZDNet's request for its position on FLoC as follows:
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