Between this and Chrome pushing their DRM bullshit to stop adblocking in Chromium based browsers, it's a fine time to get everybody to switch to Firefox (which is a better browser anyways).
this post was submitted on 07 Jun 2020
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I’d really like some additional sources on this. But yeah. Even a sample of one is not good
Did you note that this is a 3 years old post m
No I had not. So thank you.
I hate when shit gets recycled. Now the next question is— are they still doing this?
Oh!!!
First. Yes thank you.
Second. Yeah eff them
This isn't news. This has been Brave's business model from the beginning.
It's a 3 year old post...
That would explain why Lemmy displayed it on the front page of my hot feed.
It's been happening a lot lately, nearly got me a few times.
Can't believe they're doing this AGAIN
This is a three year old post, friend.
Shits getting recommended like it happened today
Yeah, it happens on “hot” when you get low enough, I’ve noticed.
What are affiliatie codes?
Links that give them a little bit of money everytime someone clicks them basically