The U.K. Competition and Markets Authority announced approval of proposed commitments from Google on projects in its Privacy Sandbox related to third-party cookie alternatives. The commitments include limited data sharing within Google's ecosystem, continued oversight from CMA and the U.K. Information Commissioner's Office, and a pledge to only curtail third-party cookies when CMA approves such action. ICO Regulatory Futures & Innovation Executive Director Stephen Bonner issued a statement supporting the commitments and highlighting how consumers benefit when "data protection, privacy and competition objectives have to be considered together."
11 Feb. 2022
UK competition regulator, Google settle on Privacy Sandbox commitments
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