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third party cookies have other purposes than ads Do they? Like what? Third-party cookies can be convenient, sure, but in almost all cases you don't need to us
by iainmerrick 4y ago
third party cookies have other purposes than ads
Do they? Like what?
Third-party cookies can be convenient, sure, but in almost all cases you don't need to use them and you can still get done what you need to get done. Except when you want to track users for ads.
(You can obviously track users without third-party cookies, too, by various fingerprinting methods, but at that point it's a lot clearer that what you're doing is nefarious and doesn't have the user's consent.)
- dartharva 4y agoMost of Google's enterprise offerings (like G Suite, Data Studio, etc.) simply refuse to work properly if you don't allow third party cookies. Heck, you can't even download anything or preview a video from Drive without it.
- iainmerrick 4y agoOnly because they don’t care to put in the work necessary to fix it.