German firms claim Google Chrome blocking cookies is illegal

AppleInsider
Jan 24, 2022, 7:11 am447 pts
Google Chrome's much-delayed blocking of third-party cookies is now under fire from German publishers and advertisers, who say it will break EU laws. In 2020, Apple's Safari began blocking third-party cookies, beating Google's plan for Chrome by two years. Then Google postponed the move until 2023, saying…

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