First-Party vs. Third-Party: What's the Difference?
Are you ready for a cookieless future?
Alphabet plans to phase out the use of third-party tracking cookies in its Google Chrome browser by late this year, while Apple began phasing them out of Safari a decade ago. Both moves are causing much hand wringing among digital advertisers who have long relied on third-party cookie data to track web activity.
But such methods are becoming obsolete as the demand for greater data privacy forces marketers to revise how they use data to identify and under...