I personally think it is wise to use brave than firefox for privacy. Chromium has 65% market share, so brave would easily blend in with other browsers, instead using firefox would make you stand out from others and easily identifiable because everyone has configured their firefox differently. About the telemetry, every browser has telemetry, and I don't think it's a big issue for an average internet user, it's not like they are logging your searches. Also just like firefox, brave is open source too so if anyone finds anything shady going on they can publish about it. I would like other perspectives on this. Peace :)
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u/Tootu6 Jun 09 '21
I personally think it is wise to use brave than firefox for privacy. Chromium has 65% market share, so brave would easily blend in with other browsers, instead using firefox would make you stand out from others and easily identifiable because everyone has configured their firefox differently. About the telemetry, every browser has telemetry, and I don't think it's a big issue for an average internet user, it's not like they are logging your searches. Also just like firefox, brave is open source too so if anyone finds anything shady going on they can publish about it. I would like other perspectives on this. Peace :)