No, Brave Search does not filter, downrank, or censor search results. Does Brave Search filter, downrank, or censor search results?.Note that no matter the independence metric, your privacy will always be 100%. This anonymous calculation shows the % of search results that come from Brave versus these third parties. For full transparency and to measure Brave’s progress toward that goal, Brave provides a “Results independence” metric. This mixing is a means-to-an-end toward 100% independence. However, for some queries, Brave can anonymously check our search results against third-party results, and mix them on the results page. Note that Brave Search is based on an independent index. Independence means choice: for users-and for Brave-to be safer online, and not be beholden to the privacy invasions, censorship, biases, or economic interests of Big Tech. Brave Search, meanwhile, would stay fully operational. If Big Tech suddenly ceased to function, those other search operators would go offline. They’re just façades that rely exclusively on third-parties for their results. Most search engines-even supposedly “neutral” or “private” ones-don’t do this. An index is the list of billions of web pages, and some basic info about those pages, that search engines draw from to deliver search results. Second, Brave Search operates from an independent search index. This is far different from the vast majority of search providers, who siphon up every piece of data about your search behavior, and tie it directly to you. We don’t track you, your searches, or your clicks. Will I see ads in Brave Search? Do these ads work with Brave Rewards?įirst, and most important, Brave Search adheres to core principles of privacy.
Use the feedback icon on any results page to submit feedback and suggestions. We listen to all feedback we receive, and incorporate suggestions directly into our product roadmap. But the most important thing you can do to defeat Big Tech is use Brave Search, set it as default for all your queries, and to tell us how we can improve. Note that initiatives like the Web Discovery Project and short-term tools like fallback mixing will help us achieve our goal that much sooner. Rome, as they say, wasn’t built in a day-a truly independent alternative to Google and Bing won’t be either. We’ve kept the “beta” tag to denote that we’re not done improving, and that we’re constantly pushing to provide the highest level of quality in more regions, for more types of results, and to build the ultimate private searching experience. However, we owe it to our users to hold ourselves to the highest standards. In many regions, Brave Search already has a level of quality that competes with other established search engines like Google and Bing.
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