Google’s shutdown of Privacy Sandbox ends cookie chaos for now but leaves the future of privacy-first advertising uncertain.

After years of trying to force the online advertising and browser markets to use its new system, Google has thrown in the ...

Google Vice President Anthony Chavez has announced that the company was sunsetting the remaining technologies developed for ...

Reading between the lines of Google’s bureaucratic language aimed at not alienating advertisers, Privacy Sandbox seems to ...

Google has finally closed its Privacy Sandbox after deciding that cookies are here to stay. Image produced using Adobe ...

Google has decided to retire Privacy Sandbox, which was meant to eventually replace third-party cookies in Chrome, due to ...

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

Google has announced Privacy Sandbox, which removed tracking cookies in Chrome, is being discontinued in a major update.

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

Google has ended its six-year attempt to redefine online advertising privacy standards. The decision, announced by Google Vice President Anthony Chavez, effectively closes the chapter on ...

Google launched the Privacy Sandbox initiative in August 2019 as a way for advertisers to gain information on users without ...

Six months after it revealed that it would not replace third-party cookies with Privacy Sandbox, Google finally pulled the ...