Google proposes alternative plan to improve web privacy - while keeping the ad tech industry onside
Google's new initiative called 'Privacy Sandbox' aims to boost users' privacy on the web
Google is planning to make its 'Privacy Sandbox' initiative an official internet standard
Google has proposed a new plan that, it claims, will make web surfing more private - but still enable ad tech firms, like Google, to target web users. Google's plan comes in response to an earlier proposal...
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