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2025-04-10First seen
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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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  1. Google-Apple default arrangement and Brave-UP Phone partnership

    UnverifiedStrategic competitionInternet browser market

    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

    Apple has a $20 billion arrangement to keep Google as Safari’s default; Brave is being preloaded on every UP Phone.

    Open source report

  2. Brave executive discusses privacy and competition in the browser market

    Erik’s assessmentStrategic competitionInternet browser market

    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

    Mulks argues that online tracking creates privacy concerns and presents Brave’s browser, search, and advertising approach as an alternative to prevailing internet business models.

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