Google will be working with The UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) in an effort to prevent websites from tracking Chrome users. According to The Guardian, Chrome will be working with the regulator closely on the Privacy Sandbox project to develop alternative tracking solutions. It marks one of the first times that a regulator is involved this early on in the development of a new technology. “We welcomed the opportunity to engage with a regulator with the mandate to promote competition for the benefit of consumers” Oliver Bethnell, the head of Google’s EMEA competition team, said. “We are offering a set of commitments – the result of many hours of discussions with the CMA and more generally with the broader web community – about how we’ll
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