Google extends third party cookie deadline until late 2023
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Re: Google extends third party cookie deadline until late 2023
#2And I am sure we are all in agreement that this has absolutely nothing to do with pushback on FLoC and increased attention from regulators...
Re: Google extends third party cookie deadline until late 2023
#3So for two more years, Chrome will be the only major web browser to provide no reasonable expectation of privacy and security.
Nobody should still be using it by 2023.
Re: Google extends third party cookie deadline until late 2023
#4And I am sure we are all in agreement that this has absolutely nothing to do with pushback on FLoC and increased attention from regulators...
That's exactly what it is, and Google indicated as much already, they originally announced this was dependent on replacing their tracking methods with a new tracking method.
Re: Google extends third party cookie deadline until late 2023
#5We've seen this over and over in tech. The spotlight is focused on it, so they hide away and bring it back at a later date, likely with a rebranding and hope no one notices or causes a scene.
Re: Google extends third party cookie deadline until late 2023
#6It's like an addict who tells themselves "I need to quit sometime" but constantly puts off actually quitting.
Re: Google extends third party cookie deadline until late 2023
#7How generous! I’m going to extend the date when I’m going to reconsider using Chrome to late 3023
Re: Google extends third party cookie deadline until late 2023
#8It's like an addict who tells themselves "I need to quit sometime" but constantly puts off actually quitting.
Google Drive itself uses third-party cookies. You can't download files from Google Drive without enabling them, for some reason.
Re: Google extends third party cookie deadline until late 2023
#9Looks like FLoC isn't taking off as well as they hoped.
Re: Google extends third party cookie deadline until late 2023
#10It's like an addict who tells themselves "I need to quit sometime" but constantly puts off actually quitting.
Google Drive itself uses third-party cookies. You can't download files from Google Drive without enabling them, for some reason.
Are you saying you can't download files from Google Drive in the default Safari configuration?