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I don’t trust Forbes on tech.
How about something more direct: https://privacysandbox.com/news/update-on-plans-for-privacy-sandbox-technologies/
After evaluating ecosystem feedback about their expected value and in light of their low levels of adoption, we’ve decided to retire the following Privacy Sandbox technologies: Attribution Reporting API (Chrome and Android), IP Protection, On-Device Personalization, Private Aggregation (including Shared Storage), Protected Audience (Chrome and Android), Protected App Signals, Related Website Sets (including requestStorageAccessFor and Related Website Partition), SelectURL, SDK Runtime and Topics (Chrome and Android). We will follow Chrome and Android processes for phasing out these technologies and share updates on our developer site.
One up on not trusting any biz media on anything related, but while providing source is great, even following the issue lously I’m not sure what to all of it so will have to check the tech websites and better yet a comment from EFF or the like…
What fuck is the writing style of this “article”. I seriously hope it is AI but kind of know it is not, because even AI can write more comprehensively.
Chrome now has more than 70% of both the mobile and desktop global markets. The only threat on the horizon comes from new AI browsers, including Perplexity’s Comet and an eagerly anticipated option from Open AI.
Lmao. If this was written by AI then this laughable sentence would actually be self promotion. Literally no sane person is “eagerly anticipating” anything that Open AI does buddy. Go get your brain worm checked “Zak Doffman”
