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Google cancels plans to kill off cookies for advertisers
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this post was submitted on 22 Jul 2024
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All the more reason to use Firefox with uBlock Origin if you can, which despite concerns regarding Mozilla are still much more likely to align with users' best interests and help you avoid being tracked all over the web.
What does this even mean, Google?
Means they'd like to replace cookies with something proprietary that they control.
they're trying, with that 'privacy' sandbox crap.
And sadly Mozilla is doing the same with the Privacy-Preserving Attribution.
not even remotely the same thing