What the end of third-party cookies means for Spanish small businesses | Spanishvida : vimarsana.com

Google is going to permanently eliminate so-called third-party cookies starting in September of this year. They have been a ubiquitous tool on the web for decades and are used to track user behaviour across multiple pages, facilitating, for example, the personalisation of advertising. Thus, its progressive disappearance will have repercussions on the ecosystem of SMEs

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