In Jan 2020, Google announced it will 'phase out' Chrome third-party cookies and thus opaque marketing surveillance across hundreds of thousands of companies.
Now it says it may do so in 'late 2023'. It should have done so many years ago. Mobile is even worse.
Google is evil.
Now it says it may do so in 'late 2023'. It should have done so many years ago. Mobile is even worse.
Google is evil.
Actually, Google co-created today's broken digital economy based on data exploitation across myriads of *other* companies. It made billions and billions of it.
Under its shiny surface, Google has turned the digital world into a surveillance hell, and it will continue to do so.
Under its shiny surface, Google has turned the digital world into a surveillance hell, and it will continue to do so.
...unless we, as a society, stop it, through political and legal measures.
It's not that I didn't expect Google to further delay blocking third-party cookies in Chrome.
I hope that (EU) regulators and public-interest litigators didn't already completely stop addressing them.
It's not that I didn't expect Google to further delay blocking third-party cookies in Chrome.
I hope that (EU) regulators and public-interest litigators didn't already completely stop addressing them.
In the last year, I heard several times that it may not be worth it anymore to address personal data processing practices across companies based on identifiers stored in third-party cookies, because it will soon cease to exist anyway. Wrong, unfortunately.
https://twitter.com/KateKayeReports/status/1408421536797630464
Even more important, in the light of Google's delay/deny/deflect strategy, projects like this one:
https://twitter.com/WolfieChristl/status/1399288807170752514
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