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After years of uncertainty, Google says it won’t be ‘deprecating
By Kayleigh Barber and Seb Joseph • July 22, 2024 • Ivy Liu After much back and forth, Google has decided to keep third-party cookies in its Chrome browser. Turns out all the fuss over the years wasn’t in vain after all; the ad industry’s cries have finally been heard. In an “updated approach” announced
After a huge June, here’s everything coming from Apple in July
Skip to content Image: Foundry June was one of the biggest months of the year for Apple. WWDC brought us the M2 Ultra chip, Mac Studio updates, the Mac Pro, the 15-inch MacBook Air, and of course details and first developer betas on all the fall operating system updates. Oh, and Apple unveiled this little...



