Google quits cookies

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Recode

Society & Culture, Science, Technology

4.6 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 8 March 2021

⏱️ 6 minutes

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Google is wading into the fight over privacy. It will no longer use third-party cookies to track users around the internet, but as Recode’s Sara Morrison explains, this change won’t impact the company's healthy supply of data from search. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Her cure, Poirot, I've found something.
0:03.0	You're invited to solve a mystery.
0:06.0	Come with me to a séance.
0:08.0	From beyond the grave.
0:12.0	There must be a rational answer for all of this.
0:14.0	From the brilliant mind of Agatha Christie.
0:16.0	You are up against something bigger than you!
0:18.0	Critics are calling it Kenneth Branagh's best Poirot yet.
0:21.0	Somebody is there.
0:23.0	No one should leave this place until I know who did it.
0:25.0	A haunting in Venice.
0:27.0	Available exclusively to buy and keep.
0:34.0	Google is changing the way that it tracks users like you and me around the web.
0:40.0	Google says that it's, quote,
0:42.0	charting a course toward a more privacy first web.
0:46.0	Sounds great.
0:47.0	But is Google really putting privacy first?
0:50.0	Recruit privacy reporter Sarah Morrison's here to explain.
0:53.0	Hey Sarah.
0:54.0	Hi Teddy.
0:55.0	So Google is changing the way that it's following us around the web.
0:59.0	What is Google doing?
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