Brave browser will block Microsoft Recall from tracking your online activity

Brave Browser, known for its privacy-focused approach, has announced that it will block Microsoft Recall, a feature that tracks users' online activities. This move by Brave aims to protect the privacy of its users by preventing Recall from collecting and analyzing data about their browsing habits. Recall is a feature within Microsoft's ecosystem that gathers information about users' online activities, including the websites they visit, the content they interact with, and the ads they see. Brave's decision to block this feature by default demonstrates its commitment to safeguarding user privacy and limiting the exposure of personal data to external parties. However, the article notes that users who wish to enable Recall can still do so within the Brave browser settings. This option allows individuals to make an informed choice about the trade-offs between privacy and the potential benefits offered by Recall. The Brave browser's move to block Recall highlights the growing importance of privacy in the digital landscape and the role that technology companies can play in empowering users to control their personal information.