Google's plan to drop third-party cookies in Chrome crumbles
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Google reversed its plan to phase out third-party cookies, opting instead to let Chrome users choose between traditional cookies and the Privacy Sandbox, which will coexist. The decision—shaped by technical setbacks and regulatory and industry pressures—sparked criticism from privacy advocates and triggered renewed scrutiny from the UK’s CMA, highlighting ongoing tensions between advertising practices, user privacy, and market competition.
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