Free Speech And No Political Agenda

[trymeout]

Today many tech companies and organizations are getting political by censoring certain articles, feeds, banning users, making hate speech policies, etc. Is Brave dedicated to free speech and welcomes all to use its browser no matter what ones personal political or religions views are?

Google and Mozilla have taken action and have become political. Any word or is there an official statement from Brave saying what they stand for?

[ThebraveNewWorld]

I cannot speak for the Brave development team, but it appears that Brave’s focus is privacy. The only censoring going on that I can see is for ads (regardless of the ad content).

Here is a link to an article that gives an example of how Brave is fighting for privacy:

The new new Brave browser is taking on Google search and advertising privacy

[Mattches]

Quite interesting how often questions like these come up.
I addressed this in a previous thread here:

Censorship and Brave

Brave will not inherently block or censor any content unless the user elects to do so by way of extension/add-on or some other tool used for that purpose. Brave is a web browser that gives you the tools to explore the internet safely and anonymously - we do not have a say, nor do we know, what content the user elects to see. As stated above, our focus is not anchored to the content a user views (or does not view) while browsing. This is the type of data that Brave explicitly states will remai…