Google Reverses Plan to Eliminate Third-Party Cookies in Chrome
The decision leaves the ad industry divided and raises questions about user privacy and future strategies.
- Google announced it will not eliminate third-party cookies in Chrome, citing user choice as a priority.
- The adtech and publishing industries face uncertainty, with mixed reactions from companies like Criteo and LiveRamp.
- Regulators and privacy advocates express disappointment, calling for more secure tracking alternatives.
- Publishers who invested in cookieless solutions may see revenue impacts and strategic disruptions.
- The decision highlights ongoing tensions between privacy concerns and advertising industry needs.


















































