Happy presidents day everyone. I got a nasty surprise this morning. I looked at https://www.weforum.org/partners/#D and discovered the company that I work for is on the list of WEF partners. No wonder they’ve been shoving vax requirement on its employees. They were calling it the “Great Resignation” and I was calling it the “Great Reset” but I didn’t connect the dots until this morning.
I suggest everyone checks this partners page and look for your employer.
Heads up you Firefox browser users, Mozilla is a WEF member. Firefox is most likely compromised, not that it was a huge secret.
Heads up.
Firefox is open source, so I can tell you the only thing you're in danger of is Pocket suggested articles attempting to shape your reality as long as you've configured it properly.
Brave doesn't allow you to disable WebRTC. Firefox does.
With that being said, I use Fennec on Android, which is a Firefox clone with all the Pocket crap removed and Waterfox/Palemoon on PC.
I do have Brave installed but it's not my primary browser due to WebRTC enabled by default and no way to turn it off.
Wow - I have been using Brave. What do you suggest for Apple products?
I'd recommend Safari, believe it or not.
For ad-blocking, you can run the AdGuard extension for Safari or, even better, set up a Pi-Hole connected to your local Wi-Fi network and configure it as the DNS server for network wide ad-blocking on all devices (you'll need a bit of tech knowledge to set that up).
Why?
From Apple's development guidelines: Apps that browse the web must use the iOS WebKit framework and WebKit Javascript.
https://developer.apple.com/app-store/review/guidelines/
That's simply fancy techspeak that mean all "3rd party" web browsers are simply custom wrappers for Safari. Even worse, unless you have a Jailbreak, only Safari can use the Nitro JavaScript renderer, so it will load websites faster than any other browser.
With that being said, if you're happy with Brave and its ad blocker works OK for you, no worries sticking with it.
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