Here you will find all the articles with the tag: Privacy Sandbox.
The cookie-free Chrome browser will not surface this year, Google reports. Phasing out so-called third-party tracking cookies is now not going to happen until next year. The reason for the delay in phasing out third-party cookies in the Chrome browser is that Google is still in discussions with ... Read more
14 hours ago
Google is opening up the Privacy Sandbox in Chrome to developers. It is an alternative to third-party cookies and is used by advertisers to show personalized advertising. What will change from the cookie principle we know? Privacy Sandbox has been made generally available by Google. Unlike the ... Read more
8 months ago
This week Google announced that some of its Privacy Sandbox tools will see general availability in Chrome 115 starting on July 18, 2023.The APIs for their solution to third party cookies will start to ship in July, Google says. Ever since the EU adopted its General Data Protection Regulation (GD... Read more
11 months ago
Google delayed the end of third-party cookies in Chrome yet again. The tech giant said on Wednesday that the browser will support third-party cookies until the second half of 2024. Google initially pledged to discontinue third-party cookie functionality in Chrome browser by 2023. The pledge came... Read more
2 years ago
The move represents a multiyear initiative to improve Android privacy Google this week announced that it’s launching a multiyear initiative to improve privacy for users of its Android operating system. The initiative primarily targets mobile advertising. More than 90% of the apps on Goog... Read more
2 years ago
Google's Privacy Sandbox debacle took a turn on Friday when the UK’s Competitions and Markets Authority (CMA) said it got the tech giant to agree to commit to improvements over the tech (a direct competitor of cookies). The CMA’s claim came after Thursday’s call by the UK’s data watchdog... Read more
2 years ago
In London on the 11th of June, Google committed to Britain’s competition regulator to remove third-party cookies from their Chrome browser. This was a result of competition restriction and privacy concerns. What brought on this commitment? The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has sta... Read more
3 years ago
