CMA consults on releasing Google from Privacy Sandbox commitments
UK — Dept. for Science, Innovation & Technology · 2025-06-13 · UK · verified record
Themes: Consumer protection · Online marketplaces · Online platforms · Search services
Ecosystems: UK Digital Markets (DMCCA)
Protections secured by the CMA are no longer needed after Google stepped back from plans which could have favoured its business in multi-billion-pound online advertising sector. news_story GOV.UK Search API query: "digital markets"
CMA consults on releasing Google from Privacy Sandbox commitments Protections secured by the CMA are no longer needed after Google stepped back from plans which could have favoured its business in multi-billion-pound online advertising sector. The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has today launched a consultation on releasing Google from commitments after the tech firm announced in April it was abandoning plans to prompt users to decide if they want to block third party cookies from Chrome – the popular browser used by millions of users. The CMA commitments were put in place to ensure t…
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