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Apple has a $20 billion arrangement to keep Google as Safari’s default; Brave is being preloaded on every UP Phone.
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Google-Apple default arrangement and Brave-UP Phone partnership
Apple has a $20 billion arrangement to keep Google as Safari’s default; Brave is being preloaded on every UP Phone.
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Brave executive frames browser defaults and tracking as privacy and competition issues
Off Leash with Brave: Surveillance capitalism, Privacy, Ads, and the Future of the Web We sat down with Luke Mulks, VP of Business Operations at Brave, for an insightful conversation about privacy, ethical advertising, and why Brave is rethinking how the internet works. Luke talks about what drew him to Brave, what most people still don’t realize about online tracking, and why “I have nothing to hide” misses the point. We also dig into the battle over default browsers, especially in light of the Google antitrust trial and Apple’s $20 billion deal to keep Google as the default on Safari. Brave is carving a different path. From privacy tools to our own partnership with Brave, preloading it on every UP Phone, this one covers a lot of ground. Watch or listen now: LINK TO PODCAST Learn more at Unplugged: https://t.co/fUPl3Rpkcs Brave Browser available at: https://t.co/OYSm2betXO Brave Search available at: https://t.co/nEBeSSWOHj **The Brave Technologist podcast, where Luke releases weekly episodes discussing the latest in tech at: https://t.co/OjoxiipMzy Luke Mulks on X: https://t.co/9hmEmZRiE8
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