Google extends the deadline for eliminating third-party cookies, citing challenges in addressing industry, regulatory, and developer feedback.
Google announced today that it’s extending the deadline beyond the original end of 2024 for phasing out third-party cookies, citing difficulties in addressing differing feedback from the industry, regulators, and developers, according to the WSJ.
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