Farcebok: Zuckerberg’s privacy pledge revealed as ineffectual ...

Regulatory capture by stealth? Google changes its mind about third-party tracking cookies—we’re stuck with them for the foreseeable ...

Short term gain for long term pain? Class action attorney David Boies asked for $5,000 per user, but got nothing—except some assurances Google will delete data it no longer needs ...

2024 almost here: Rollout begins Jan 4, but few trust Google’s motives ...

Firefox looking good right now: “Privacy Sandbox” criticized as a proprietary, hypocritical, anti-competitive, self-serving contradiction ...

Om Nom Nom Nom Nom: Privacy Sandbox inching towards reality. But concerns remain ...

Google’s plan to kill third party cookies is delayed—yet again. And it’s probably not surprising ...

Yes, the French are revolting (again): France plans to hit Google and Facebook/Meta with $240 million in fines (€210M) ...

In terms of browser buzz, the imminent removal of tracking cookies has dominated the headlines. Chrome, for example, has announced it will remove support for third-party cookies in favor of privacy-preserving application ...