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Google’s Planned Chrome Updates Will Enhance Privacy But Cause Complications for Ad Tech

Features will include the ability to specifically delete third-party cookies

Chrome users will be able to delete cookies used for online ad targeting (typically third-party cookies) from their web browser without having to sacrifice the utility of first-party data stored there. Getty Images

By Ronan Shields

May 6, 2019

Google is to build a set of tools geared towards enhancing user privacy on its market-leading web browser Chrome with a planned series of updates it claims are built around respecting a users’ right to privacy set to be announced later this week, according to reports.

Ronan Shields
@ronan_shields ronan.shields@adweek.com Ronan Shields is Adweek's programmatic editor.
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