Google Is Phasing Out Third Party Cookies, What to Do

Google has raised some eyebrows with its plans to limit third-party cookie data. These bits of information help marketers to personalize ads and deliver better experiences. This video explains online cookies, how they have come in handy, and potential alternatives to third-party cookies.

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[@MrRooroo13]

If you're only using demographic marketing on Facebook (location, age, etc.) and Google and not customer data to create lookalikes, for example, will this affect how current campaigns perform?

[@luisbrazilva]

Yeah, but what to do?

[@kh-fk3ko]

Thank God! It was horrendous.

[@moistness482]

I've been blocking these for years. Seems like google finally gets the idea...

[@MarkARhodie]

Third Party Cookies are bad. It's Feb 2024 and to stay signed into RUclips I still have to accept Third Party Cookies.