Brave Browser Blocks Microsoft’s Snoopy Screenshots: A Privacy Win!
In a bold move for privacy, Brave browser has declared war on Microsoft’s Recall feature, shielding users from unsolicited screenshots. With its version 1.81 update, Brave ensures your browsing history remains a secret, even from your computer’s memory. Who knew privacy could be this brave?
Hot Take:
Well, it seems like Brave is playing the role of a chivalrous knight, swooping in to protect our browsing histories from Microsoft’s Recall feature. Forget Big Brother; we now have Big Browser watching over us! If this were a medieval tale, Brave would definitely get a shiny badge for being the Privacy Protector of the Year. Move over, Microsoft, there’s a new sheriff in town, and it’s clad in a privacy cape!
Key Points:
- Brave Browser blocks Microsoft’s Recall for enhanced user privacy.
- Recall meant to help users track past actions via screenshots.
- Recall faced backlash for privacy concerns despite encryption improvements.
- Brave labels its windows as “private” to prevent screenshot capturing.
- Users can adjust settings if they still want Recall to function with Brave.
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