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DoubleClick is owned by Google - it is a first-party. If you're on a Google property, Google has every right to serve all the DoubleClick cookies it likes. All
by gyardley 15y ago
DoubleClick is owned by Google - it is a first-party.
If you're on a Google property, Google has every right to serve all the DoubleClick cookies it likes. All the WSJ's witch-hunt + Safari's pain-in-the-ass non-standard defaults mean is that Google will have to do the work to serve its DoubleClick cookies off the google.com domain - which, as people switch more and more to mobile, they will inevitably do.