In a move to boost user privacy, Google has started testing changes to the Chrome browser that disable third-party cookies: the primary tool websites and advertisers use to track online behaviour.
The change aims to offer users increased privacy options, allowing randomly chosen users to opt for a more private browsing experience. The move would impact approximately 1% of its global user ...
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