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Google Changes Course on Third-Party Cookies in Chrome

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Google Changes Course on Third-Party Cookies in Chrome

After years of planning and testing, the tech giant announced that Chrome users will now be able to make an informed choice about allowing or blocking cookies, rather than having them disabled by default.

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