Google Chrome is phasing out third-party cookies:

https://developer.chrome.com/en/docs/privacy-sandbox/third-party-cookie-phase-out/

Their timeline places the phase-out in "the second half of 2024".

Resolves YES if, before market close, third-party cookies are disabled by default in the latest desktop version of Chrome.

The rollout must be at 100% for at least a week. That week can end after close, as long as it starts before.

There may be an enterprise policy setting to re-enable third-party cookies, as long as the default is off.

There may be an active deprecation trial, as long as no advertising use cases are included in the trial.

• Update 2024-31-12 (PST) (AI summary of creator comment): Additional Clarifications from Creator:

  • Privacy Rollback: Chrome may implement changes that affect the default disablement of third-party cookies.

  • Enterprise Policy Settings: There could be policy settings that allow re-enabling third-party cookies even after the phase-out.

  • Deprecation Trials: Any active trials must exclude advertising use cases to comply with the resolution criteria.