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Floc was not enabled in Europe, and was probably never going to be enabled because of its high incompatibility with GDPR.

• anticristi 5y ago
  Ditto. EU already solved the problem -- legally, not technically. A few fines later, Google is actually really privacy-minded to EU citizen. I get a yearly reminder to do a privacy checkup and can disable Google tracking if I want to -- which I do. California and Virginia also enacted similar laws. More lawmakers need to understand tech.
  • wbl 5y ago
    And third party cookies get further embedded. FLOC exists so that killing third party cookies doesn't destroy the ad market.
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