The U.K. Information Commissioner's Office found Google's proposed third-party cookie replacement, the Privacy Sandbox, needs to better protect users' personal data, according to ICO draft documents obtained by The Wall Street Journal. A review of the the ICO report found, as presently constituted, the Privacy Sandbox contains gaps that could be exploited to identify users.
19 April 2024
Draft ICO report finds gaps in Google's Privacy Sandbox
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