UK watchdog says 'concerns remain' over Google's ad-privacy plan
In July, the tech giant scrapped longstanding plans to remove cookies, the tiny packets of code that track users across the internet, from Chrome. Advertisers, the company's biggest source of revenue, complained the move would limit their ability to personalise ads, leaving them dependent on Google's own user databases. Following the reversal on cookies, the Competition and Markets Authority invited stakeholders to share their views on the decision.
"Based on careful consideration of the responses we received, the CMA’s view is that competition concerns remain under Google’s revised approach," the CMA said in a statement posted online on Tuesday. "If the CMA is not able to agree on changes to the commitments with Google which address the competition concerns, then the CMA will consider what further action may be necessary," it added. A Google spokesperson told Reuters the company's approach would enable users to make informed choices when browsing the web with Chrome.
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