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Read more about Won't develop new ways to track users' activity on Chrome browser: Google on Business Standard. Google has explicitly said that once third-party cookies are phased out from its platforms, it will not build alternate identifiers to track individuals
Google says it will stop tracking you on the web via ads next year Mar 4, 2021 04:14 EST with 22 comments A major slice of revenue of revenue for Alphabet comes via its subsidiary company, Google. Similarly, a significant portion of Google's revenue comes via search and ads. To accomplish this, the firm uses third-party cookies and trackers to identify user activity across the web, in order to present personalized ads and other suggestions. This follows Google's announcement from earlier this month that it is phasing out support for third-party cookies. This is a p...
Future versions of Google Chrome will stop supporting ad-tracking cookies, and instead, the company will implement privacy features in the browser similar to Apple's iOS 14 plans.