Re:Google’s approach to replacing the cookie is drawing anti...
by underwater on Thursday February 04, 2021 @12:01AM
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Removing third party cookies benefits the end users as a side effect.
But you could argue that advertisers are people too, and that Google are using their monopoly to reduce competition and drive up prices for a segment of the population.
Is there a rule that says if antitrust benefits one segment of people and hurts another the it's OK?
But you could argue that advertisers are people too, and that Google are using their monopoly to reduce competition and drive up prices for a segment of the population.
Is there a rule that says if antitrust benefits one segment of people and hurts another the it's OK?