@pautatoes
privacy used to feel like an abstract principle. now it feels like basic self-defense.
the internet quietly trained us to trade convenience for surveillance: every click, search, and scroll turning into data that isn’t really ours anymore. and over time, that just became “normal.”
what i appreciate about Brave is how unopinionated it is about that shift. it doesn’t lecture you. it just… removes the noise. fewer trackers, fewer ads, fewer incentives to be farmed as a product. you get to browse without being constantly nudged, scored, or profiled.
privacy doesn’t have to mean disappearing from the internet. sometimes it just means choosing tools that respect your right to think, read, and explore without being watched.
that alone feels quietly powerful.
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