1st Party vs. 3rd Party Cookies (Explained)

If you are looking to understand the key difference between 1st party vs. 3rd party cookies then you are at the right video as I will breakdown how they both work and the implications they each have on your business whether you are a marketer or working in the online advertising space in any capacity.

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[annierpattz]

Great content. Easy to follow. Loved the delivery. This was my first watch. Subscribed 👏🏻

[cityofbricks]

At last a cookie video that is interesting to listen to! Keep up the good work!

[DanCalloway]

Cookies are stored in the browser you're using, but the data that cookie gathers is stored on the website you're browsing not the browser.

[ChenPlus]

Can I use the CCPA act if I’m not a California resident? If I want to make a request, do I just email the website and say I want to access my data / have them delete it? Thank you!

[rishabhengineer]

Hey Zaryn! Fun crash course there. You should consider putting up a video on marketing via Fortnite & how it has reinvented marketing through games. Cheers!

[technoarabs]

Bro, I love your content
please upload advanced marketing with FB ♥

[babarali]

When Jatts born and grow up in Europe. They way you pronounced Sidhu hit me.

[luisfreirez]

Hey sir... Facebook pixel is a third-cookie? I am worry about new att from Google.

[divyanshu]

🍪 Cookiee are stored in browser. Thanks for sharing a best Content

[sadhguruvideos]

Great video! Do we need a cookie banner pop up if our website is only using 1st party cookies

[ornellagreco]

Hello, are the cookies that get accepted on the cookie consent banner considered first party or third party cookies?

[shikhirkapoor]

Cookie is stored on a browser. Thanks for posting such an informative video. Looking forward for many more to come. Subscribed your channel.

[OwusuSarpong]

@Market&Hustle, thank you for such an insightful explanation. Though 3rd party cookies are not phased out yet.
However, whenever I am trying to download a doc from my Google Drive, I get "third party cookie blocked' icon in the url's search bar.
Any thought on that? Will phasing out 3rd party cookies unable one to download files from cloud storage?

[AjayJain-efmz]

Sir I had a question! Can a malicious website access cookies from another website say Facebook??

[fyntz]

Is it the end of retargeting? Just saw this video and I get a bit worried. How the digital media buyers will deal with this kind of thing?

[melkandkookies]

are these trackers in a website the same for everyone?? or do they differ according to a user’s browsing history??

[shabbiraliakbar]

The Cookie Data is stored on the browser ur using

[anas.]

Like the content, easy to follow and really helpful.
I have a question, though. If I put a Google Analytics code into my website and track my visitors` behavior through that, are Google`s cookies in use? If so, is Google in that example a third party or what? It is me using it in the end, but still, it is not my own cookies?

[tobiasbergmann]

I love Firefox total Cookie Protection

[ast_er_ix]

Actually its kinda confusing that
Is that websites/ad who trace you directly and knows whatever
we does in internet with the cookies they have
Or is that google/facebook who knows every thing about us and give those creepy ads to us.
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