tee why

Women will roast awkward guys who have no experience, and then when one of these guys gets an age-gap girlfriend to match his inexperience, they crucify him for not finding someone his age you just want this person to suffer alone forever

@Dniel_Rojis @CryptoCyberia @galenciaba I said they collect your data. They do. They then allow Google (via Chromium) to sell that same data. In return their crawlers go untraced on Chromium. That is also not even clooooose to the only thing hurting users. Trust is important. They violate that repeatedly.

@verdenvidia @CryptoCyberia @galenciaba I have read everything there & the only thing that's hurt their users there was when their dns was leaky in 2021. They do not sell any data to google and an open source code means that you can strip any code you don't want e.g tracking and ads related code without consequences.

It's honestly insane that DuckDuckGo can just lie about not tracking you.

calling my uncircumcised friend adam sandler because he’s an uncut gem

A woman who refuses accountability will always call a man’s honesty disrespect.

@Dniel_Rojis @CryptoCyberia @galenciaba NOT ONLY THAT but Google gets money from ads on and data collected on.... Chromium. By using Chromium Brave is literally contracting itself to sell our data to Google. It'd be one thing if Brave blocked that stuff. But they don't, and also sell our data themselves. Brave sucks.

@Dniel_Rojis @CryptoCyberia @galenciaba As for using Chromium being a negative: Google owns Chromium. If every browser uses Chromium there is nothing stopping Google from monetising it. They have already tried this in the past and it's why Firefox doesn't support Chromium extensions on purpose.

being single is so awesome bc I can do whatever I want (nothing) go see whomever I want (no one) and go out whenever I want (never)

@robertkittymeow I'm in my mid 20s and haven't dated before because of people like you tbh I feel judged and intimidated just by reading your post.

@robertkittymeow Crippling anxiety that makes them question their every move and ends up making things worse because everything that people naturally do feels like pushing boundaries?

@punishedtoad88 Every single one I've ever gotten was from a woman who later admitted she was flirting. So, yeah, that tracks.

Because we get 2-3 compliments per year max

.@NYCSanitation I'd like to report a sweep

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@Dniel_Rojis @CryptoCyberia @galenciaba Did I say Chromium wasn't? I said they have a deal with Google and use custom crawlers, both things they were CAUGHT doing. Character limit forced me to truncate my explanation. They use Chromium, already bad. They also trade data with Google, also horrible.

@verdenvidia @CryptoCyberia @galenciaba CHROMIUM is OPEN SOURCE! It has a BSD Licence which means you can modify the code and sell it for free. I don't see how they can trade something that is free. Considering how false this easily verifiable point of yours is, I doubt the others are true as you can't even prove em.

@Dniel_Rojis @CryptoCyberia @galenciaba Brave uses its own trackers and sells them to Google as a trade for using Chromium. It uses banner ads that target users based on data, and has query leaks in its version of Tor. They aren't secure, nor are they trustworthy.

@verdenvidia @CryptoCyberia @galenciaba What makes firefox better than brave? What's wrong with chromium? Do you know what chromium is?

@galenciaba @CryptoCyberia Brave injects its own crawlers and sells your data, too. Aaaaand it runs crypto banner ads that track you. Aaaaand it forces a paid Wikipedia clone (that tracks you) into its search results. AAAAAND its built-in Tor has query leaks. Brave is not secure nor trustworthy lol.

@verdenvidia @CryptoCyberia Damn there's always something lmao

@CryptoCyberia @galenciaba Brave is no better than Firefox and Firefox has a better "ceiling," so to speak, with better user-friendliness. Plus Brave uses Chromium anyway, soooo

@galenciaba Brave search is what I'd say is most private major search engine, but Russian-based Yandex potentially doesn't sell your data to Western interests