While communicating about the Chrome and Android Privacy Sandbox, which of the two following statements would you use?
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Privacy Sandbox technologies aim to strengthen current tracking mechanisms and allow covert tracking.
Chrome is working with a closed group of stakeholders across the web ecosystem to build and test Privacy Sandbox.
Privacy Sandbox technologies are developed through an open and transparent process.
Privacy Sandbox technologies are expected to evolve to continue to improve privacy and utility.
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Privacy Sandbox technologies are developed through an open and transparent process.
Privacy Sandbox technologies are expected to evolve to continue to improve privacy and utility.
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