Google scraps new cookie prompt in Chrome
Google's decision to maintain third-party cookies without a new consent prompt exposes limitations in its Privacy Sandbox alternatives.
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Google's decision to maintain third-party cookies without a new consent prompt exposes limitations in its Privacy Sandbox alternatives.
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For the third time, Google has postponed the anticipated deprecation of third-party cookies in its Chrome browser.
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A new tool that defaults to restricting third-party cookies is now being rolled out to 1% of Chrome users globally.
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These enhancements are designed to offer a more realistic preview of the digital landscape without the presence of third-party cookies.
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The Privacy Sandbox proposal was created so that it can’t be used by third parties to track user browsing behavior across websites.
The new API uses interest groups instead of cookie-based tracking for both audiences and remarketing.
Google began testing the sandbox earlier this year with plans to phase out cookies by 2023. Now those plans are delayed.
Advertisers using Google AdSense to monetize their websites may soon see the initial trail go live, but can opt-out.
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Google also announced more Lens integrations for Chrome as well as the rollout of the “Your carts” card.
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The move follows other efforts to block "annoying" ads from loading on the browser.
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