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Google delays plan to kill third-party cookies on Chrome for two years
Google plans to replace cookies with machine learning algorithms and tokens - but critics argue that its plan will hurt the open web
Google says it is delaying plans to introduce its Privacy Sandbox initiative to phase out third-party cookies from the Chrome browser for about two years. The company says it needs more time to 'get things...
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