The DL: After years of expecting the end of cookie tracking, Google has decided not to retire cookies as planned. Instead, they're focusing on a new way to give users more choice and privacy. Google's Privacy Sandbox, which was supposed to replace cookies with a less invasive method, will still be available, but not as the only option. This means advertisers can keep using cookies for now. This decision provides temporary relief for advertisers who have been bracing for a major overhaul in data tracking practices. However, Google's new direction hints at future privacy features that might change how advertisers interact with users. While it's unclear what these changes will look like, advertisers should keep an eye on evolving privacy rules and user choice options.
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