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You mean the company that's been part of Google for near 20 years? Like I don't like tracking either, but this is kind of the point of the first party thing. T
by ikiris 3y ago
You mean the company that's been part of Google for near 20 years?
Like I don't like tracking either, but this is kind of the point of the first party thing. They're clearly the same party.
- maccard 3y agoI do. This now means that double-click can treat my google.com cookies as first party cookies whwther I as a user want them to or not. I know that's the intention, and I'm not ok with that.
- shadowgovt 3y agoWhat tracking capability do you think treating DoubleClick cookies as first party on Google sites gives Google that they don't already have by just combining the logs from visits to google.com, youtube.com, etc., since all of those logs are stored in the same data warehouse and can be cross-compared?