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Google starts testing disabling 3rd-party cookies with 1% of users
Bay Area Times
January 05, 2024
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1. Google starts testing disabling 3rd-party cookies with 1% of users
Disabling 3rd-party cookies will make it harder for advertisers to serve users targeted ads.
Google is pushing its own “Privacy Sandbox” to replace cookies.
Google will retain the users’ browser data directly (for <=30 days) and use that information for ad targeting.
You can turn it off by going here: chrome://settings/adPrivacy
2. Clicks announces physical keyboard accessory for iPhone at $139+
iPhone 14 Pro, 15, and 15 Pro Max versions are available.
February launch for the 14 Pro version, others later.
Very positive feedback from the tech community.
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