Google has set up a replacement that puts the user in control of their ad interest tracking. It has its upsides and downsides, but I think it's pretty balanced. Anti-tracking features are embedded into the API so the API can't be abused by advertisers.
Of course, ad companies scream bloody murder, and the UK market watchdog had to step in so Google wouldn't turn off third party cookies by default.
Of course, ad companies scream bloody murder, and the UK market watchdog had to step in so Google wouldn't turn off third party cookies by default.