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Google Phases Out Cookies for Privacy

November 20, 2023
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Google Phases Out Cookies for Privacy

Google has officially announced its intention to phase out third-party cookies, a fundamental element of its Privacy Sandbox initiative. This gradual approach involves a 1% user testing period in early 2024, followed by a more extensive phase-out scheduled for the third quarter of the same year.

Third-party cookies are tracking codes used primarily for online advertising, enabling advertisers to create personalized profiles based on users’ interests. However, concerns about privacy arise as these cookies also track users’ browsing habits and visited sites. Google’s decision to eliminate third-party cookies reflects a significant move toward enhancing online privacy while maintaining essential web functionalities.

The initial testing phase, set to begin in early 2024, is crucial for identifying and addressing potential web compatibility issues. Google aims to manage this phase carefully to avoid significant disruptions to user experience. During this testing period, Google plans to introduce temporary solutions and user controls in Chrome for managing exceptions per top-level site, mitigating potential disruptions.

The company acknowledges the diverse feedback from web developers and is committed to engaging with them to develop privacy-preserving solutions that support a dynamic and open web, striking a balance between user protection and essential web functionalities.

Once third-party cookies are phased out, advertisers are expected to utilize Google’s Privacy Sandbox APIs to display advertisements based on computed user interests. Notably, other browsers like Firefox and Safari have already ceased default access to third-party cookies.

Google anticipates that other browsers will adopt similar strategies, and despite differences in cookie handling, the company emphasizes a commitment to interoperability while adhering to privacy and security standards. The move signifies a substantial change for the web, and Google’s approach reflects a dedication to evolving digital advertising practices in line with privacy expectations and user protection.

Reference:
  • Intent to Deprecate & Remove: Third-Party Cookies
  • Privacy Sandbox for the Web
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