Google guarantees main modifications in the way it tracks customers across the web

Google has devoted to stop following customers across the web and says it will have to switch “in direction of a extra privacy-first internet”.
Google has committed to stop following users around the internet and says it will move “towards a more privacy-first web”.

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Author: The Independent

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