Google's Cookie Conundrum: The Great Reversal

Did Google just admit defeat in the war on third-party cookies?
In a surprising turn, Google has decided to keep third-party cookies in Chrome, opting instead to offer users a choice rather than eliminating cookies entirely. This shift follows years of uncertainty and industry backlash.
Google’s Privacy Sandbox, designed to find privacy-friendly ad solutions, will continue to evolve, with new features like IP masking in Incognito mode. While this may relieve some ad execs, the real challenge lies ahead: will users opt out of cookies, and can the Sandbox effectively fill the gap?
Google's tests show promising ad performance without cookies, but publishers remain skeptical, especially given the limited testing scope and latency issues. How will this move shape the future of online advertising and user privacy?
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