May 21

What Google’s War on Fingerprinting Means for Marketers

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Google’s intended changes to how advertisers can target and track users in its market-leading Chrome browser were made apparent this month. The updates announced at Google Developer I/O will require publishers to declare their cookies as same-site or cross-site using the SameSite attribute, the latter category deemed as less respectful of a user’s privacy, per…

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