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Google has a very strong interest in developing tracking techniques that do not require cookies, so they can appear to be on the side of the public with respect
by nerdponx 5y ago
Google has a very strong interest in developing tracking techniques that do not require cookies, so they can appear to be on the side of the public with respect to privacy, while also securing a competitive advantage for tracking in a post-cookie world.
- Nextgrid 5y agoThe good thing about the GDPR is that it's about the act of tracking and collecting data as opposed to focusing on specific technical means, so moving away from cookies won't allow you to work around the law.