Advertisementsįinally, it offers “best-in-class integration” between browser and search, without compromising privacy.Īt this beta stage, the search engine is still ad-free. On top of this, Brave also wants to preserve independence by keeping its search index private and detached from external providers to provide answers to common queries.īrave also seeks to preserve transparency by establishing community-curated open ranking models to ensure diversity, prevent algorithmic biases and censorship. It preserves the privacy of its users by not tracking or profiling them, and the user comes first – not the ad and data industries. Advertisements Related | DuckDuckGo Enables Global Privacy Control By Default In Its Apps And Extensionsīrave Search represents a distinctive alternative to other solutions, listing a series of governing principles that makes it unique compared to any other search engine. Unlike many of its competitors in big tech, it doesn’t track users, their searches, or their clicks – and doesn’t use secretive algorithms or biased results. Now, the company is announcing its own search engine built on an independent index. Advertisementsīrave already offers its free and Chromium-based open-source and privacy-focused web browser, distinguishing itself from other browsers by blocking ads and website trackers, by default.

Brave last week announced Brave Search, its own search engine that promises privacy-preserving search built on its own index.

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