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It appears that a Meta app is communicating with a Meta client library and shipping Meta-sourced cookies, which from a Cookie Consent perspective should apply o
by threecheese 1y ago
It appears that a Meta app is communicating with a Meta client library and shipping Meta-sourced cookies, which from a Cookie Consent perspective should apply only to the first party hosting the JavaScript and using the cookie, and from a Meta Ads client is still true. So the Bad Actor argument is that Meta is collecting this data widely for many first parties (Meta customers), but wouldn’t they have this anyway? If they aren’t allowing two First Parties to know about each others user data, then aren’t they aligning with legal frameworks?