/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>54811572
imagine holding chainshart when you could of have boughted pepe even after it was widely shilled everywhere and did a 30x. lol haha wtf stainfarters are so funny

>>54245564

>>53456496
>now

>>52805891
debtor's prison

>>51689496

https://spyware.neocities.org/articles/brave.html

Brave is self updating software, uses Google as the default search engine, has built-in telemetry, and even has an opt-out rss-like news feed similar to Firefox Pocket. These shouldn't be the things that come to mind if someone were to imagine a privacy oriented browser.

Whitelisting spyware from Facebook and Twitter
On its website, Brave claims that "Brave fights malware and prevents tracking, keeping your information safe and secure. It’s our top priority."[6]. Yet despite this claim, Brave actually disables its tracking protections for Facebook and Twitter's scripts that allow them to track people across the web. Brave has been actively downplaying the role that JavaScript plays when tracking someone.

Just because a website isn't able to store cookies, doesn't mean it can't uniquely identify you. Using JavaScript from Facebook and Twitter would be more than enough to track you and blocking cookies alone isn't going to stop that. Just as a quick point of reference to what information JavaScript can scrape, you might want to visit this website.

They later on added an option to the extension to disable all of the JavaScript, but this new feature seems to be nothing more than the JavaScript switch found in vanilla Chromium. They recently added an option here to block some of the scripts from Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn after receiving pushback as a result of the controversy.

A quick note on the whitelisting trackers: This specific point on whitelisting trackers isn't making the case of Brave being spyware as much as it's making the case of Brave's privacy features being snake oil.

>>29161045

>>26142955
>10-100K

>>25273159
Yes you will get your flare but it will be useless

>>24544488
>He doesn't know
OHNONONONONO

Btfo

>machines can't want, humans want!
>vitalik is a stupid little boy!
*5 seconds of silence*
*awkward small clapping*

>>13874883

>>13798972

>>13757206
and they havent had to deal w monero yet. once word gets out divorce lawyers are going to be out of business and it will become a choice whether or not you want to get fucked over in a divorce as a man (based on whether or not you correctly structure your holdings beforehand)

>>13245169
>eskimos

>fannie mae in conservatorship socializing 3 trillion dollars of mortgage risk for the past 10 years, costing untold gazillions to americans in increased real estate costs at the benefit of the property owning class, kicking the can down the road and laying the groundwork for an even bigger bubble in the future once this new paradigm meets its limits
>a temporary 5x of the monetary base of the world reserve currency, that so far is permanent
>spend 15% of annual budget on discretionary military spending, a larger total amount than the entire rest of the top 15 spenders on defense, to maintain a global intelligence dragnet more involved than any in known history, while also fighting a 17 year ongoing conflict in the middle east started on false pretenses that none of the citizens understand or care to understand
>etc, etc.
>we might have to get rid of the penny

whoa bud... that's the kinda change I can believe in

>>12977555
checked

>>12892253
>Wayne State Law School

>tfw you made life changing money from the crypto bull run but know so little about cryptography you can't even verify the OP

last year we were picking out lambos

>>12600466

kek saying you could attack any of the coins in the OP let alone for 5 figures of USD is like saying you could currently market sell 8.5 million bitcoins and you would get $4015 x 8.5 million

>>12152209
lmfao fucking kek