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A better strategy would be to pretend to be in favor of FLoC until 3rd-party cookies are all eliminated. Since the FLoC ID is generated on the client side, it t
by zimbatm 6y ago
A better strategy would be to pretend to be in favor of FLoC until 3rd-party cookies are all eliminated. Since the FLoC ID is generated on the client side, it then becomes super easy to return fake ones to the website. :-D
- pkaye 6y agoYou can already block third party cookies in Chrome (and probably other browsers.)
- zamadatix 6y agoThe problem with blanket disabling third party cookies as an individual user is some sites use them for non-tracking/advertising reasons and subsequently you find yourself wondering "why is this page not loading right" at inconvenient times like ordering food during a meeting only to realize it was trying to use 3rd party cookies to complete the ordering process.