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Google May Stop Using 'Cookies' to Track Web Users

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September 19, 2013

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Instead of using "cookies" to monitor people's browsing, Google is considering a switch to a system that would create its own anonymous identifier for each individual. Elizabeth Dwoskin and Spencer Ante report on Lunch Break.

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