Starting in version 1.53, Brave will begin rolling out a new feature called “Request Off the Record (OTR).” This feature aims to help people who need to hide their browsing behavior from others who have access to their computer or phone. For example, a person who is the victim of intimate partner violence who needs to find support services without their partner knowing, or someone needing to find personal healthcare without others in their home finding out.
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Request "Off the Record" | Brave Browser
Request OTR is another in Brave's suite of features that support the privacy needs of individual users, protecting far beyond the "standard" threats browsers typically watch out for.
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Brave's implementation does not protect 100% of the data. The mode does not protect against network spying, the recording of data by browser extensions, any spyware that runs on the system, logs, and other technology that the browser has no control over, such as recording searches in the Google Search history.
The company is working with "experts and researchers at George Washington University and Paderborn University" to improve the Off The Record feature further.
First look at Brave Browser's upcoming Off The Record feature - gHacks Tech News
Brave Software plans to launch a new privacy feature, called Off The Record, in the upcoming Brave Browser 1.53. We take a first look at the feature.
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