Brave

The Brave browser is well-positioned to thrive due to its early focus on privacy and user control. It uses zero-knowledge proofs and encryption to safeguard user data, which stays on the device rather than in the cloud. Brave's ad platform also rewards users for their attention. Additionally, Web3 and public blockchains offer potential for increased transparency and accountability, which could help prevent or mitigate crises by catching issues early.

Brave Software, the company behind the privacy-focused Brave browser, has issued a warning about scammers promoting a fake airdrop of the Basic Attention Token (BAT). The company clarified that it does not run BAT airdrops, and any messages advertising such an airdrop are likely attempts to trick users into clicking malicious links, sharing sensitive information, or sending funds. Brave has over 60 million users and offers a private browser, search engine, and Web3 access.

Brave, a privacy-focused web browser company, expressed admiration for the developer community's integration of their technology into impressive applications. The company retweeted a video from Dev__Digest showcasing examples of these applications, highlighting Brave's name alongside other notable technology firms. Brave thanked the community for their continued efforts and encouraged them to keep pushing boundaries.

Following the European Union's Digital Markets Act (DMA) rules that required Apple to add a browser choice screen to iPhones earlier this month, Brave, Mozilla, and Vivaldi have reported a significant increase in the number of people installing their web browsers on iOS devices. The companies attribute this surge to the newfound ability for iPhone users to easily discover and choose alternative browsers beyond Apple's pre-installed Safari. The DMA aims to promote competition and consumer choice in digital markets.

Brave Browser has noted an increase in installations in the EU following the DMA changes in iOS 17.4.

Brave, the privacy-focused web browser, has announced support for Bitcoin in its built-in crypto wallet. The company is also backing the campaign for an official Bitcoin emoji. Users can now store, swap, and manage Bitcoin alongside other cryptocurrencies like Basic Attention Token (BAT) within the Brave Wallet feature on the desktop version of the browser. This move aligns with Brave's commitment to Web3 and decentralized technologies.

Brave browser users can now access its AI assistant Leo on Android and desktop. Leo can be used to summarize pages and videos, translate content, answer questions, and more. The recent Android release has more details on Brave's AI assistant Leo.

iPhone users in the EU will need to select a new default browser after updating to iOS 17.4 and opening Safari. Choose Brave for a private and convenient browsing experience. Brave offers ad and tracker blocking to enhance privacy, save battery life, and speed up browsing. Additionally, the Playlist feature on Brave iOS allows users to create custom lists of video and audio content for later playback.

Brave experienced good growth in February as a leap year, with an increase in Monthly Active Users to 60.46 million (+2.1%), monthly search queries to 832.43 million (+2.7%), and Daily Active Users to 25.55 million (+2.1%), reaching another All-Time High.

Brave's AI assistant Leo has been launched on Android and will be available on iOS in a few weeks. Learn more about the mobile version of Leo here.