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By John McCarthy-14 January 2021 15:00pm The CMA is investing Googles cookie replacement, the Privacy Sandbox Google’s efforts to rewrite how Chrome users are targeted with ads is now being probed by a UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) keen to ensure it “develops proposals in a way that does not distort competition”. The Drum explores why Googles Privacy Sandbox, the mission to replace third-party cookie, has come under this close regional scrutiny. Google is...

U.K. regulators are investigating browser proposals as dissent mounts over Privacy Sandbox The CMA is investigating Google Chrome’s proposals to remove third-party cookies from the industrys leading web browser. Gov.Uk, Google January 13, 2021 The global wave of privacy legislation has led to the curtailment of ad targeting, but its effects on the online landscape are much broader than that. The latest investigation into Google’s proposed web browser changes exposes the trade-offs lawmake...

Fears Googles advertising data system changes could leave less room for rivals

The UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) launched Friday an investigation into Googles proposals to remove third party cookies on Chrome and replace them with other tools and functionality to p...

On Friday, UK’s antitrust authority announced a new investigation into Google’s plan to end support for third party cookies in Chrome. The probe, it explained, is meant to determine whether the change “could cause advertising spend to become even more concentrated on Google’s ecosystem,” potentially choking out competing companies that are—for the most part—already gasping for air.

Jan 9, 2021 LONDON (AP) — Britain’s competition watchdog said Friday it launched an investigation into Google’s plan to overhaul its ad data system over worries it could leave even less room for rivals in the online ad industry. The Competition and Markets Authority said it opened a formal investigation into Google’s proposals to remove so-called third-party cookies from its popular Chrome browser and Chromium browser engine. Cookies are small pieces of text kept on devices to keep trac...

LONDON, Jan 8 — UK’s competition watchdog said today it has launched an investigation into Google’s proposals to remove third-party cookies and other functions from its Chrome browser, following concerns it would curb rival digital advertising. The investigation will assess whether the...

The UK's competition authority is investigating Google's plan to have Chrome block third-party cookies, and replace them with a system whose benefits to the company may be anticompetitive.

CMA to look at Google changes to ‘sandbox’ data collection. Google data changes had attracted complaints from publishers.