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Google recently disabled third-party cookies for a whopping 30 million Chrome users. This experiment, dubbed 'Privacy Sandbox,' marks a significant step towards phasing out cookies altogether, a technology long criticized for its role in online tracking.
Google has introduced a Tracking Protection feature on Chrome to enhance browsing safety and security. About 1% of Chrome users will receive a notific
The tech giant has randomly selected one per cent of Chrome users globally - about 30 million people - to be the first to have third-party cookies turned off.
In a move to boost user privacy, Google has started testing changes to the Chrome browser that disable third-party cookies: the primary tool websites and advertisers use to track online behaviour.
It’s the beginning of the end in Google’s plan to kill cookies forever.