Every time you open Chrome or Edge, advertisers are collecting data on your browsing habits. If you have ever wondered how to take back control of your online privacy without sacrificing usability, Brave Browser is worth a serious look.
In this episode, Charly covers:
✅What Brave Browser is, who built it, and why it was created as a privacy-first alternative to Chrome
✅How Brave Shields work to block trackers, ads, fingerprinting, and third-party cookies — and how to adjust them per site
✅The advanced controls available in Brave, including filter lists, cookie notice blockers, and YouTube Shorts removal
✅How to use Brave Profiles to keep your work, personal, and banking activity completely separate
✅The Brave mobile app — including a free YouTube background play feature that usually requires a paid subscription
Brave is built on the same engine as Chrome, so your favourite extensions work too. Download it at https://brave.com
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Life is busy and there's just so many things to remember. What tools do you use to help you keep on top of ALL the things?
Do you use your AI Chat as a glorified search engine? Many of us do because it's an effective way to collate data and analyse it. What happens when you ask for information, your AI "interprets" the request differently and presents you with a confident answer?
That's what Charly discusses in todays episode.
✅ A confident answer can still be answering the wrong question
➡️ The shortlist may have been narrowed before you ever see it
⚡ Checking what the AI searched for can be as important as checking its answer
When you ask AI to search the web, how certain are you that it’s searching for what you asked? The answer may look convincing, yet the search behind it can take your request somewhere you never intended.
There's an interesting lesson here for Business Owners.
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Business systems are complex and when something goes wrong, trying to work out what it is and how to fix can be an exercise in futility. It becomes even more frustrating when there are multiple providers involved and each say their system is working correctly.
Todays episode discusses that and asks four questions:
✅ Why is it so difficult to identify where the problem sits?
➡️ What do you need to do?
⚡ How can you get out of the cycle?
⭐ What can the business do while the underlying problem is being resolved?
Have you got a technology problem that still exists because nobody can tell you where it sits?
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Revolut handed approximately 680 customers’ personal information to a bad actor after receiving requests from a compromised Italian government account that appeared lawful.
It appears the company wasn’t hacked, and the emails passed the checks designed to confirm where they came from. Today's episode discusses:
✅ Why Revolut handed the information over
➡️ The legal and regulatory environment that set the incident up
⚡ What it means for the security and privacy of information businesses are required to collect
⭐ What small businesses need to take from it
There are lessons here for businesses, particularly those now covered by expanded Australian anti-money laundering requirements.
If your business collects sensitive customer information, find out what this incident means for you.
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