Privacy Sandbox in Chrome hits general availability ahead of 3rd-party cookie deprecation
Google announced today that “Privacy Sandbox for the Web” has reached general availability (GA) in Chrome.
Google announced today that “Privacy Sandbox for the Web” has reached general availability (GA) in Chrome.
At the start of 2022, Google announced that the Privacy Sandbox was dropping FLoC as its proposal to replace third-party…
Google’s work on Privacy Sandbox continues with key APIs for publishers and advertisers going live in the Chrome browser starting…
Chrome is currently set to phase out third-party cookies in 2024, and Google has been working on privacy-preserving alternatives for…
Google was originally planning to get rid of third-party cookies in its browser by 2022, but that was later pushed…
Google is phasing out Chrome support for third-party cookies and plans to replace them with privacy-preserving alternatives. Once that has…
Earlier this year, Google said it would delay its plan to replace third-party cookies and started offering a detailed schedule….
While increasingly trying to diversify its businesses with Cloud and hardware, Google is primarily supported by advertising. User tracking for…
Last year, Google announced the “Privacy Sandbox” initiative to build a more private web through open standards. The biggest move…
At the start of 2020, Google announced a plan to make third-party cookies “obsolete” in Chrome as part of its…
At the start of 2021, Google offered the Federated Learning of Cohorts (FLoC) as a replacement for third-party cookies used to place…
Last month, Google announced that it would delay Chrome’s plan to phase out support for third-party cookies. As part of…
Back in 2019, Google announced an initiative to build a more private web through open standards. The most ambitious aspect…