Google has confirmed that it has killed off its Privacy Sandbox initiative, which aimed to deliver a more private approach to advertising.

Google delays Chrome’s cookie phase-out, keeping 3 billion users exposed to tracking amid privacy and regulator concerns.

Ever had that eerie feeling you’ve lived a moment before—like reality is on a strange loop? That’s déjà vu, French for “already seen.” And it’s not just a quirky brain glitch; it’s actually a ...

Google has officially discontinued its Privacy Sandbox initiative, a project aimed at replacing third-party cookies with ...

Palak Mittal, IIIT Allahabad graduate bagged Rs 1 crore package from Amazon. She impressed Amazon with her technical ...

While it was a wild rollercoaster to get to this point, Khamil Pierre can finally call NC State home. The 6'2'' forward out ...

Layoffs are becoming an increasingly salient issue across industries around the world, signaling economic insecurity and ...

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At ISACA Europe 2025, cybersecurity consultant Tony Gee shared some technical measures security teams could implement to ...

Once a private tab is closed, all of its data is scrubbed from your browser, at least on paper. That's going to make things ...

Four-star running back Amari Latimer has been consistent about his commitment to the Wisconsin Badgers. But the more the team ...

Threat actors have claimed a cyber attack on the French subsidiary of major German carmaker Volkswagen, allegedly having ...