Google has agreed to deeper oversight of its clutch of cookie-replacement proposals, Privacy Sandbox, by the U.K.’s Competition and Markets Authority. After a probe at the beginning of 2021, the tech giant has been addressing regulator concern that its suggestions for alternatives–once its popular browser Chrome withdrawals support of third-party cookies in 2023–will unduly benefit…
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