#user-choice

#user-choice

Google will not cut off support for third-party cookies in Chrome but introduce user-controlled features for privacy.

Google reverses decision on phasing out third-party cookies in Chrome, now focusing on user choice.

Google is reversing its decision to eliminate third-party cookies on Chrome, opting for a new feature to empower user choice.

Google has abandoned plans to kill cookies, opting for a new privacy approach in Chrome that lets users make informed choices about tracking.

Google's criticism of Microsoft highlights the ongoing power struggle over user choice in search and information tracking.

Google is reconsidering third-party cookie deprecation and proposing a new opt-out tool, enhancing user choice across web browsing.

Apple is allowing European users to remove default apps on iPhones and iPads, improving user choice significantly.

Apple will change how it implements browser choice screens in the EU after a probe into its practices.

This change is in response to the Digital Markets Act aimed at fostering competition.

The move is seen as beneficial for web developers and promoting user choice.