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As Google restricts third-party cookies for 1% of Chrome users, marketers, adtech companies, and publishers say Google has not done enough to prepare the market

which strips users of their anonymity and delivers a ton of data to publishers. Mastodon: Dr Ro Smith / @Rhube@wandering.shop : Google just got worse, but they're presenting it as getting rid of cookies.  —  What it means is that THEY control all your data, and they're doing it by taking up space on your system: https://gizmodo.com/...  Ditch Chrome for Firefox! X: Aaron Levie / @levie : I will never understand the hatred for cookies [image] See also Mediagazer

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  • @jimedwards123 Jim Edwards on threads
    The privacy advocates won the battle against cookies but will likely lose the larger war for anonymity: Increasingly, publishers now hide their news behind registration paywalls so that content can only be read by people willing to sign in with email addresses or social media log…
  • @levie Aaron Levie on x
    I will never understand the hatred for cookies [image]