Sick of cookie pop-ups? UK watchdogs warns firms to avoid harmful website design practices and singles out cookie consent pop-ups
Google’s Privacy Sandbox to begin replacing third-party cookies for 1 percent of Chrome users in Q1 2024, with full switch…
CMA says it will keep “close eye” on Google after it accepted the firm's revised offer concerning the banning of…
Google has been told by French court it has to pay a $112m fine, over forcing use of advertising tracking…
New privacy sandbox change. Google swaps system, as part of its efforts to replace cookies used by Chrome browser for…
French regulator imposes 150 million euros ($169m) fine on Googe, and 60m euros fine on Meta, over complexity about refusing…
Google expands data pledges to address concerns of British competition regulator, overseeing tech giant's removal of third-party tracking cookies
Information Commissioner is urging G7 data protection authorities to tackle the scourge of modern day browsing....cookie pop-ups
Government to refresh the UK's data protection rules, and poaches New Zealand's Privacy Commissioner to replace outgoing Information Commissioner
Pledge not to build or use third party tools to track web traffic once Google ends tracking cookies in its…
Look ma, no cookies. Google says it has made progress in effort to remove third-party cookies from its Chrome web…
The UK's CMA opens investigation of Google’s proposals to remove third-party cookies and other functions from Chrome browser
Stiff financial penalty imposed on Google by French privacy watchdog, which at the time also fined Amazon over advertising cookies
Open source community also bolsters Firefox security with tracking protection set to default
Long rumbling argument over Google tracking Safari users results in mass civil lawsuit against the firm
Unattended password-protected or locked PCs or Macs can be hacked with a simple $5 device
Malwarebytes warns of advertising scam tricking users via the European cookie popup notification
Facebook blinks first in bitter clash Belgian Privacy Watchdog over user tracking cookies
The cookie laws are coming, but not many businesses seem to care
A security expert has warned that IE has a flaw that allows attackers to steal cookies to access user accounts
ePrivacy regulations for website cookie consent has spurred SaaS firm Eloqua to help its customers comply