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Google is moving back its plan to remove third-party cookies from its Chrome web browser to 2025. Google originally announced the plan to eliminate third-party cookies, which track and send information on user behavior to target ads, in 2020. Most recently, Google had said it would eliminate cookies by the end of this year.
Google is moving back its plan to remove third-party cookies from its Chrome web browser to 2025. Google originally announced the plan to eliminate third-party cookies, which track and send information on user behavior to target ads, in 2020. Most recently, Google had said it would eliminate cookies by the end of this year.
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