You do not appear to understand the “third party” part of “third party cookies”. Secure sessions (ie first party cookies) are unaffected. Your bank is likely e

You do not appear to understand the “third party” part of “third party cookies”. Secure sessions (ie first party cookies) are unaffected. Your bank is likely entirely unaffected beyond whatever tracking cookies they’ve been installing. These cookies have nothing to do with the people you call into. If the bank’s help desk can access your first party cookies, may God have mercy on them because hackers and the government won’t. These changes almost entirely affect third party tracking, and the occasional niche, legitimate use case. Those are fairly rare, in my experience. The vast majority of core functionality in applications are fine with only first party cookies.