The U.K.’s competition enforcer said Monday it is reviewing a complaint from a coalition of online marketers contending that changes Google plans to implement to its browser will further cement the search and advertising giant’s “dominance of online business.”
A representative for the Competition and Markets Authority said in a statement Monday that the agency has received a complaint from the group Marketers for an Open Web over Google’s so-called “Privacy Sandbox” technology, which the company plans to roll out early next year.