FlappyMcHappyFlap

In your F.A.Q you say that the data you collect can't be used to identify people, but that's exactly what other companies say, it still gets sold to companies whose speciality is de-anonymization, how can we trust that data from brave won't be used in the same way?

You're a co-founder of Mozilla, why make a new browser that competes with Firefox?

Has there been any government interference in the development of brave? Do you have a canary to notify people of attempts to force you to work with government organisations?

You say that data about our preferred topics is stored on our phone, is it stored in a way that only brave can read it?

Also thank you for trying to tackle the difficult task of preserving privacy in a digital age.

Thank you for taking the time to reply! I did read the link you mentioned, and I will give Brave a shot.