Google cutting web cookies

Google’s plan is to restrict advertising software companies and other organizations from connecting their browser cookies to websites they do not operate, the company said in a blog post on Tuesday. (bit.ly/2RmTYKK) source: Reuters

For nearly three decades, cookies placed by relatively unknown companies on nearly every website have fueled advertising on the internet.

With Google’s decision, it looks like taking a major step forward; but is that beyond question? Google just needs to change cookies to satisfy increased privacy demands from users. The subsitution will be profiles and we all know that is good for Google.

Google/Alphabeth with its subsidiairies AdMeld, AdMob, Adometry, Apture, Channel Intelligence, Custom Search Ads, DoubleClick, DoubleClick Ad Exchange-Buyer, DoubleClick Ad Exchange-Seller, DoubleClick Bid Manager, DoubleClick DART, DoubleClick Floodlight, DoubleClick Spotlight, Doubleclick Video Stats, FeedBurner, GA Audiences, GDN Notice, Google Ads Measurement, Google Adsense, Google Adsense, Google Adsense Asynchronous, Google AdServices, Google AdWords Conversion, Google Adwords User Lists, Google Affiliate Network, Google AJAX Search API, Google Analytics, Google API, Google Commerce, Google Custom Search, Google Custom Search Engine, Google Display Network, Google Dynamic Remarketing, Google Fonts, Google FriendConnect, Google IMA, Google Interactive Media, Google JSAPI Stats Collection, Google Pingback, Google Publisher Tags, Google Safeframe, Google Shopping Reviews, Google Syndication, Google Tag Manager, Google Translate, Google Travel Adds, Google Trusted Stores, Google Users, Google Website Optimizer, Google Widgets, Google+ Platform, Gstatic, Maps, Meebo Bar, Mindset Media, PostRank, Swiffy, Gmail and Youtube will benefit from profiling advertisements more.

So restrict advertising software companies and other organizations from connecting their browser cookies to websites they do not operate will promote profiling.