privacy_sandbox_strings.grdp

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  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_FLOC_INVALID" desc="A message shown in place of the user's FLoC ID if the ID is invalid and will not be recomputed">
    None
  </message>
  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_FLOC_DESCRIPTION" desc="Description of how FLoC works displayed to the user.">
    {NUM_DAYS, plural,
     =0 {When this control is on and the status is active, Chrome determines which large group of people, or "cohort," your recent browsing activity is most similar to. Advertisers can select ads for the group and your browsing activity is kept private on your device. Your group is updated every day.}
     =1 {When this control is on and the status is active, Chrome determines which large group of people, or "cohort," your recent browsing activity is most similar to. Advertisers can select ads for the group and your browsing activity is kept private on your device. Your group is updated every day.}
     other {When this control is on and the status is active, Chrome determines which large group of people, or "cohort," your recent browsing activity is most similar to. Advertisers can select ads for the group and your browsing activity is kept private on your device. Your group is updated every {NUM_DAYS} days.}}
  </message>
  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_FLOC_TIME_TO_NEXT_COMPUTE" desc="Description of how long until the user's FLoC ID is recomputed, in days.">
    {NUM_DAYS, plural,
     =0 {In less than a day}
     =1 {In a day}
     other {In {NUM_DAYS} days}}
  </message>
  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_FLOC_TIME_TO_NEXT_COMPUTE_INVALID" desc="A message shown in place of when the user's FLoC ID will be next computed if the user's ID will not be recomputed for any reason, such as having FLoC disabled">
    Not applicable
  </message>
  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_FLOC_RESET_EXPLANATION" desc="Description of what happens when a user chooses to reset their Federated Learning of Cohorts (FLoC) identifier">
    {NUM_DAYS, plural,
     =0 {You can reset your group at any time. It takes about a day to join a new group.}
     =1 {You can reset your group at any time. It takes about a day to join a new group.}
     other {You can reset your group at any time. It takes {NUM_DAYS} days to join a new group.}}
  </message>
  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_FLOC_STATUS_ACTIVE" desc="Description of the user's FLoC status when they have the FLoC setting enabled, and the Origin Trial feature enabled, and so FLoC is fully active.">
    Trial is active
  </message>
  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_FLOC_STATUS_ELIGIBLE_NOT_ACTIVE" desc="Description of the user's FLoC status when FLoC is not operational because the user was not placed in the origin trial. When the user is placed in the trial, because their FLoC setting is enabled, FLoC will become operational">
    Eligible for trial but not active
  </message>
  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_FLOC_STATUS_NOT_ACTIVE" desc="Description of the user's FLoC status when FLoC is not operational, either because the user does not have the FLoC setting enabled, or the user was not placed in the origin trial, or both.">
    Off
  </message>

    <!-- Privacy Sandbox v4 - Consent EEA. -->
  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_M1_CONSENT_TITLE" desc="This string is a page title. It needs to serve 2 purposes: 1) it needs to encompass 3 settings: one of which appears on this screen and two others on a second screen. 2) it also tries to give a sense for a bigger project, Privacy Sandbox described at www.privacysandbox.com. * 'ad privacy' is also the name of a new page in Chrome settings called 'Ad settings'. We mean privacy associated with ads, and not privacy from ads. That new page includes 3 settings: Ad topics, Site-suggested ads, and Ad measurement. Those are also the same 3 settings associated with this 2-screen moment. * The new ad settings appear in the privacy section of Chrome settings: chrome://settings/adSettings **** CONTEXT PRIVACY SANDBOX **** Chrome’s Privacy Sandbox initiative 1) deprecates third-party cookies in Chrome, 2) supports free and open content on the web (by finding better ways to support ads online), 3) while providing stronger privacy protections for users. You can see a high-level description of this public project at www.privacysanbox.com. **** CONTEXT EEA CONSENT **** 1) This screen is a Consent moment for Chrome users in the European Economic Area (EEA). It follows guidelines established by the GDPR. 2) This screen is 1 of 2 screens. This first screen describes the “Ad topics” setting. The second screen describes 2 other settings: “Site-suggested ads” and “Ad measurement”. " formatter_data="android_java">
    Enhanced ad privacy in Chrome
  </message>
  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_M1_CONSENT_DESCRIPTION_1" desc="* 'we' refers to Chrome. We're using a personal pronoun to improve tone and make the moment more conversational, but that's not required and you can replace this with 'Chrome is launching new privacy features...' * 'new privacy features': This screen is the first encounter users have with Privacy Sandbox (www.privacysandbox.com), Chrome's effort to deprecate third-party cookies. This paragraph speaks broadly to the effort and so references multiple settings, even though the user, in this moment, is consenting (or not) to one single setting: Ad topics. * 'more choice over the ads you see': This phrase suggests a comparison. We're comparing the new features with third-party cookies, the old manner advertisers had to track users and show personalized ads. The 'more choice' we're providing is the possibility to block certain ad topics. So if the user sets Chrome settings to allow personalized ads, the user can block an ad topic like 'Sports'. This is one input among others, so it doesn't necessarily mean the user won't see ads related to sports, but it's more control than they have today and it can be a meaningful control. **** CONTEXT PRIVACY SANDBOX **** Chrome’s Privacy Sandbox initiative 1) deprecates third-party cookies in Chrome, 2) supports free and open content on the web (by finding better ways to support ads online), 3) while providing stronger privacy protections for users. You can see a high-level description of this public project at www.privacysanbox.com. **** CONTEXT EEA CONSENT **** 1) This screen is a Consent moment for Chrome users in the European Economic Area (EEA). It follows guidelines established by the GDPR.  2) This screen is 1 of 2 screens. This first screen describes the “Ad topics” setting. The second screen describes 2 other settings: “Site-suggested ads” and “Ad measurement”. " formatter_data="android_java">
    We’re launching new privacy features that give you more choice over the ads you see.
  </message>
  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_M1_CONSENT_DESCRIPTION_2" desc="* 'Ad topics' is both the name of a new Chrome setting and the concept of topics of interest used to influence ads. For legal reasons, it's important that we convey the name of the setting to users so that they can find the setting of the same name in Chrome settings. * 'help sites': The setting allows users to decide whether or not a site they visit can ask Chrome for ad topics (topics of interests) that Chrome estimates based on the user's browsing history. It's simply a 'help' and not an 'allow' because a site the user visits might have many means of showing the user personalized ads—Chrome's new Ad topics setting is just one of them. * 'relevant ads' is another way to say 'personalized ads' * 'while protecting your browsing history and identity': Today, with third-party cookies, an ad company can track a user from site to site, and often know who the user is by name. The new settings help sites maintain personalized ads while limiting sites from tracking users from site to site, another way to say 'protecting your browsing history'. * 'Chrome can note...': This explains how the new setting works. When the Ad topics setting is on, a user gives Chrome permission to consider the user's browsing history to determine topics of interest that Chrome can then share with sites so that a site can show personalized ads based on the user's topics of interest. * 'recent browsing history': At the time of launch, this is a 4 week window. For example, imagine you spend time looking at web sites related to model airplanes. With this setting on, Chrome can use this info to choose topics of interest. But then for the next 4 weeks, you don't look at any sites related to model airplanes. Topics of interest are deleted after 4 weeks on a rolling basis, so after 4 weeks the fact that you looked at sites related to model airplanes won't have any influence on the topics of interests chosen by Chrome. * 'Later' helps the user understand that there are 2 stages relative to this setting. In the first stage, Chrome can estimate the user's interests based on their browsing history. Later, as the user continues browsing, a site can ask Chrome for topics of interest used to personalize ads. It's not instantaneous. **** CONTEXT PRIVACY SANDBOX **** Chrome’s Privacy Sandbox initiative 1) deprecates third-party cookies in Chrome, 2) supports free and open content on the web (by finding better ways to support ads online), 3) while providing stronger privacy protections for users. You can see a high-level description of this public project at www.privacysanbox.com. **** CONTEXT EEA CONSENT **** 1) This screen is a Consent moment for Chrome users in the European Economic Area (EEA). It follows guidelines established by the GDPR. 2) This screen is 1 of 2 screens. This first screen describes the “Ad topics” setting. The second screen describes 2 other settings: “Site-suggested ads” and “Ad measurement”." formatter_data="android_java">
    Ad topics help sites show you relevant ads while protecting your browsing history and identity. Chrome can note topics of interest based on your recent browsing history. Later, a site you visit can ask Chrome for relevant topics to personalize the ads you see.
  </message>
  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_M1_CONSENT_DESCRIPTION_3" desc="* A reassuring paragraph that emphasizes the element of control. Today, with third-party cookies, advertisers can learn much about users and this information is largely hidden from the user. With this new setting, the user can see the topics of interests estimated by Chrome and block ones they're not comfortable with. * 'auto-deletes': this could also read 'Chrome also deletes...' We included the 'auto' to reinforce that this is part of a system and the deletion is done regularly. **** CONTEXT PRIVACY SANDBOX **** Chrome’s Privacy Sandbox initiative 1) deprecates third-party cookies in Chrome, 2) supports free and open content on the web (by finding better ways to support ads online), 3) while providing stronger privacy protections for users. You can see a high-level description of this public project at www.privacysanbox.com. **** CONTEXT EEA CONSENT **** 1) This screen is a Consent moment for Chrome users in the European Economic Area (EEA). It follows guidelines established by the GDPR. 2) This screen is 1 of 2 screens. This first screen describes the “Ad topics” setting. The second screen describes 2 other settings: “Site-suggested ads” and “Ad measurement”. " formatter_data="android_java">
    You can see ad topics in settings and block the ones you don’t want shared with sites. Chrome also auto-deletes ad topics that are older than 4 weeks.
  </message>
  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_M1_CONSENT_LEARN_MORE_EXPAND_LABEL" desc="This is an actionable string, allowing the user to learn more about the Ad topics setting. The name of the setting is 'Ad topics', with a capital 'A'. So here in this string, we use 'ad topics' to help the user find the setting later in Settings, but we're more referring to the concept of topics of interest than the setting. Both are important." formatter_data="android_java">
    More about ad topics
  </message>
  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_M1_CONSENT_DESCRIPTION_4" desc="We inform the user that regardless of their choice in this moment, they can always change their mind in Chrome settings—in this case by finding the 'Ad topics' setting and changing the toggle. **** CONTEXT PRIVACY SANDBOX **** Chrome’s Privacy Sandbox initiative 1) deprecates third-party cookies in Chrome, 2) supports free and open content on the web (by finding better ways to support ads online), 3) while providing stronger privacy protections for users. You can see a high-level description of this public project at www.privacysanbox.com. **** CONTEXT EEA CONSENT **** 1) This screen is a Consent moment for Chrome users in the European Economic Area (EEA). It follows guidelines established by the GDPR. 2) This screen is 1 of 2 screens. This first screen describes the “Ad topics” setting. The second screen describes 2 other settings: “Site-suggested ads” and “Ad measurement”. " formatter_data="android_java">
    You can change your mind any time in Chrome settings
  </message>
  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_M1_CONSENT_DECLINE_BUTTON" desc="A button label that enables a user to refuse turning on the Ad topics setting. **** CONTEXT PRIVACY SANDBOX **** Chrome’s Privacy Sandbox initiative 1) deprecates third-party cookies in Chrome, 2) supports free and open content on the web (by finding better ways to support ads online), 3) while providing stronger privacy protections for users. You can see a high-level description of this public project at www.privacysanbox.com. **** CONTEXT EEA CONSENT **** 1) This screen is a Consent moment for Chrome users in the European Economic Area (EEA). It follows guidelines established by the GDPR. 2) This screen is 1 of 2 screens. This first screen describes the “Ad topics” setting. The second screen describes 2 other settings: “Site-suggested ads” and “Ad measurement”. " formatter_data="android_java">
    No thanks
  </message>
  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_M1_CONSENT_ACCEPT_BUTTON" desc="It's rare that a Google interface speaks from the user's perspective, but we do it here to reinforce the importance of the choice. This could also read something like 'Yes, I accept'. **** CONTEXT PRIVACY SANDBOX **** Chrome’s Privacy Sandbox initiative 1) deprecates third-party cookies in Chrome, 2) supports free and open content on the web (by finding better ways to support ads online), 3) while providing stronger privacy protections for users. You can see a high-level description of this public project at www.privacysanbox.com. **** CONTEXT EEA CONSENT **** 1) This screen is a Consent moment for Chrome users in the European Economic Area (EEA). It follows guidelines established by the GDPR. 2) This screen is 1 of 2 screens. This first screen describes the “Ad topics” setting. The second screen describes 2 other settings: “Site-suggested ads” and “Ad measurement”. " formatter_data="android_java">
    Yes, I'm in
  </message>

  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_M1_CONSENT_SAVING_LABEL" desc="This is a third screen that appears momentarily between the 2 primary screens of this consent/notice moment. Technically, we don't need this screen and we don't need time to save the user's choice on the first screen. We include this screen, and this string, to: 1) reinforce that the user has made a choice and that we're saved that choice 2) separate the 1st from the second screen. The 2 screens are related, because they're both about 'Ad privacy' settings, but they're distinct moments because legally, we need the user's consent from Ad topics. For Site-suggested ads and Ad measurement, it's sufficient to provide the user notice about these settings." formatter_data="android_java">
    Saving...
  </message>

  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_M1_CONSENT_LEARN_MORE_BULLET_1" desc="* This is 1 of 3 bullets. The label above the bullets is 'More about ad topics'. That string appears on the Consent page as an actionable label that leads the user to more information (this page) about the Ad topics setting. * 'What data is used:': This string appears in bold and serves as a label for this bullet. * 'Your ad topics': 'Ad topics' is the name of the setting. Here, it's referring to a list of topics that are generated by Chrome when the user turns this setting on. It's useful to use the same string, 'ad topics', to reinforce that the list of topics is associated with the setting of that name, but it's not strictly necessary. * 'recent browsing history': Chrome estimates the user's interests based on the URLs of the sites they visit. Every 4 weeks, Chrome deletes ad topics so that the list of topics is always 'recent'. **** CONTEXT PRIVACY SANDBOX **** Chrome’s Privacy Sandbox initiative 1) deprecates third-party cookies in Chrome, 2) supports free and open content on the web (by finding better ways to support ads online), 3) while providing stronger privacy protections for users. You can see a high-level description of this public project at www.privacysanbox.com." formatter_data="android_java">
    <ph name="BEGIN_BOLD">&lt;b&gt;</ph>What data is used:<ph name="END_BOLD">&lt;/b&gt;</ph> Your ad topics are based on your recent browsing history, a list of sites you’ve visited using Chrome on this device.
  </message>
  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_M1_CONSENT_LEARN_MORE_BULLET_2" desc="* This is 2 of 3 bullets. The label above the bullets is 'More about ad topics'. That string appears on the Consent page as an actionable label that leads the user to more information (this page) about the Ad topics setting. * 'How we use this data:': This string appears in bold and serves as a label for this bullet. * 'Chrome notes...': This user uses Chrome to browse the web, so Chrome already has a notion of their browsing history. With this setting on, Chrome considers the recent browsing history to make a list of topics of interest. * 'Topic labels are predefined': Right now, the publicly-availabel list of topics is here: https://github.com/patcg-individual-drafts/topics/blob/main/taxonomy_v1.md. * 'Later' helps the user understand that there are 2 stages relative to this setting. In the first stage, Chrome can estimate the user's interests based on their browsing history. Later, as the user continues browsing, a site can ask Chrome for topics of interest used to personalize ads. It's not instantaneous. * 'a few of your topics': The actual number is 3, so 'a few' is referring to 3. We don't want to be precise about the number, even though it's a small number and should feel reassuring to the user, because concrete numbers often invite questions. * 'but not your browsing history': we include this to reassure the user. If a site could access the user's browsing history, that site could track the user across the Web. This setting uses info from the user's browsing history, but it doesn't share the actual browsing history. **** CONTEXT PRIVACY SANDBOX **** Chrome’s Privacy Sandbox initiative 1) deprecates third-party cookies in Chrome, 2) supports free and open content on the web (by finding better ways to support ads online), 3) while providing stronger privacy protections for users. You can see a high-level description of this public project at www.privacysanbox.com." formatter_data="android_java">
    <ph name="BEGIN_BOLD">&lt;b&gt;</ph>How we use this data:<ph name="END_BOLD">&lt;/b&gt;</ph> Chrome notes topics of interest as you browse. Topic labels are predefined and include things like, Arts &amp; Entertainment, Shopping, and Sports. Later, a site you visit can ask Chrome for a few of your topics (but not your browsing history) to personalize the ads you see.
  </message>
  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_M1_CONSENT_LEARN_MORE_BULLET_3" desc="* This is 3 of 3 bullets. The label above the bullets is 'More about ad topics'. That string appears on the Consent page as an actionable label that leads the user to more information (this page) about the Ad topics setting. * 'How you can manage your data:': This string appears in bold and serves as a label for this bullet. * 'auto-deletes': this could also read 'Chrome also deletes...' We included the 'auto' to reinforce that this is part of a system and the deletion is done regularly. * 'As you keep browsing...': If a user visits similar sites every week for months on end, the same topic may appear on their list of topics and appear 'permanent'. This sentence explains why a topic might persist despite having just said that topics are deleted every 4 weeks. **** CONTEXT PRIVACY SANDBOX **** Chrome’s Privacy Sandbox initiative 1) deprecates third-party cookies in Chrome, 2) supports free and open content on the web (by finding better ways to support ads online), 3) while providing stronger privacy protections for users. You can see a high-level description of this public project at www.privacysanbox.com. " formatter_data="android_java">
    <ph name="BEGIN_BOLD">&lt;b&gt;</ph>How you can manage your data:<ph name="END_BOLD">&lt;/b&gt;</ph> Chrome auto-deletes topics that are older than 4 weeks. As you keep browsing, a topic might reappear on the list. You can also block topics you don’t want Chrome to share with sites and turn ad topics off at any time in Chrome settings.
  </message>
  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_M1_CONSENT_LEARN_MORE_LINK" desc="A sentence that appears alone at the bottom of the learn more page. It offers the user a path towards additional information about how Google protects their data." formatter_data="android_java">
    Learn more about how Google protects your data in our Privacy Policy.
  </message>

  <!-- Privacy Sandbox v4 - Notice EEA. -->
  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_M1_NOTICE_EEA_TITLE" desc="* A page title for the second of 2 screens * 'Other features': There are 3 settings we're launching that all appear on Chrome's 'Ad privacy' page. The first screen of this Consent/Notice moment speaks to the Ad topics setting. This second screen speaks to the 2 other Ad privacy settings: Site-suggested ads and Ad measurement. So this page title refers to features other than the Ad topics setting that Chrome is launching to make ads more private. * 'make ads more private' invites a comparison. It's not explicit, but we're comparing these new settings to the system we have today to show personalized ads, and that's third-party cookies. **** CONTEXT PRIVACY SANDBOX **** Chrome’s Privacy Sandbox initiative 1) deprecates third-party cookies in Chrome, 2) supports free and open content on the web (by finding better ways to support ads online), 3) while providing stronger privacy protections for users. You can see a high-level description of this public project at www.privacysanbox.com. **** CONTEXT EEA NOTICE **** 1) This screen provides notice to Chrome users in the European Economic Area (EEA). It follows guidelines established by the GDPR.  2) This screen is the second of 2 screens. This second screen describes 2 settings: “Site-suggested ads” and “Ad measurement”. The first screen describes the “Ad topics” setting.  " formatter_data="android_java">
    Other features that make ads more private
  </message>
  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_M1_NOTICE_EEA_DESCRIPTION_1" desc="* 'we' refers to Chrome. We're using a personal pronoun to improve tone and make the moment more conversational, but that's not required and you can replace this with 'Chrome is launching new ways...' * 'limit': Don't use a word like 'prevent', because we can't promise that. A site can still learn something about a user when they use these new settings, but it's relatively little compared to what a site can learn using third-party cookies. * 'when they show you personalized ads': We're referring to the ad-personalization system broadly. Arguably, a site doesn't learn anything about a user when that user is shown a single ad (except if the user clicks on the ad), but in the process of learning about their users and showing them ads, a site learns something about specific users. * 'for example:': 2 bullets follow these words. We're suggesting that the bullets describe ways we limit what sites can learn but that these 2 things aren't the only ways. In fact, the Ad topics setting described on the first screen of this Consent/Notice moment also helps limit what sites can learn about you as part of the ad personalization system. **** CONTEXT PRIVACY SANDBOX **** Chrome’s Privacy Sandbox initiative 1) deprecates third-party cookies in Chrome, 2) supports free and open content on the web (by finding better ways to support ads online), 3) while providing stronger privacy protections for users. You can see a high-level description of this public project at www.privacysanbox.com. **** CONTEXT EEA NOTICE **** 1) This screen provides notice to Chrome users in the European Economic Area (EEA). It follows guidelines established by the GDPR.  2) This screen is the second of 2 screens. This second screen describes 2 settings: “Site-suggested ads” and “Ad measurement”. The first screen describes the “Ad topics” setting.  **** CONTEXT PRIVACY SANDBOX **** Chrome’s Privacy Sandbox initiative 1) deprecates third-party cookies in Chrome, 2) supports free and open content on the web (by finding better ways to support ads online), 3) while providing stronger privacy protections for users. You can see a high-level description of this public project at www.privacysanbox.com. **** CONTEXT EEA NOTICE **** 1) This screen provides notice to Chrome users in the European Economic Area (EEA). It follows guidelines established by the GDPR.  2) This screen is the second of 2 screens. This second screen describes 2 settings: “Site-suggested ads” and “Ad measurement”. The first screen describes the “Ad topics” setting. " formatter_data="android_java">
    We’re launching new ways to limit what sites can learn about you when they show you personalized ads, for example:
  </message>
  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_M1_NOTICE_EEA_BULLET_1" desc="* This is 1 of 2 bullets that site beneath the sentence: 'We’re launching new ways to limit what sites can learn about you when they show you personalized ads, for example:' * 'Site-suggested ads' is the name of a new setting we're launching and that appears on the Ad privacy page of Chrome settings.  * 'help protect your browsing history and identity': Today, with third-party cookies, an ad company can track a user from site to site, and often know who the user is by name. The new settings help sites maintain personalized ads while limiting sites from tracking users from site to site, another way to say 'protecting your browsing history'.  * 'while enabling sites': When this new setting is on, a site can ask Chrome for information that helps the site show the user personalized ads. Chrome is helping the site show personalized ads (and thus helping sites earn money and keep the Internet free to people browsing). * 'Based on your activity' this sentence explains how this setting works. 'your activity' refers to your activity on a specific site, not to your browsing history. * 'a site you visited': This setting is about the user's interaction with a single site; not the user's browsing history. This string is intentionally in the past tense to help the reader understand that there are 2 stages associated with this setting: 1) a user interacts with a site and the site (or an advertiser associated with the site), gets a sense for the user based on that interaction. And then 2) later, as the user engages with a different site, the user might see ads suggested by the first site. * 'can suggest related ads': Say you visit a site that sells shoes. That site can store info with Chrome, such as the fact that you nearly purchased running shoes on the first site. Then as you keep browsing, other sites can ask Chrome for this info saved by the first site and show you ads related to running shows suggested by the first site. * 'You can see...' this sentence gives the user a sense of control. The user can always turn this setting off and not receive 'site-suggested ads'. Or, if this setting is on, a user can block a specific site from suggesting ads. **** CONTEXT PRIVACY SANDBOX **** Chrome’s Privacy Sandbox initiative 1) deprecates third-party cookies in Chrome, 2) supports free and open content on the web (by finding better ways to support ads online), 3) while providing stronger privacy protections for users. You can see a high-level description of this public project at www.privacysanbox.com. **** CONTEXT EEA NOTICE **** 1) This screen provides notice to Chrome users in the European Economic Area (EEA). It follows guidelines established by the GDPR.  2) This screen is the second of 2 screens. This second screen describes 2 settings: “Site-suggested ads” and “Ad measurement”. The first screen describes the “Ad topics” setting. " formatter_data="android_java">
    Site-suggested ads help protect your browsing history and identity while enabling sites to show you relevant ads. Based on your activity, a site you visited can suggest related ads as you continue browsing. You can see a list of these sites and block the ones you don’t want in settings.
  </message>
  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_M1_NOTICE_EEA_BULLET_2" desc="* This is 2 of 2 bullets that site beneath the sentence: 'We’re launching new ways to limit what sites can learn about you when they show you personalized ads, for example:' * 'ad measurement' is the name of a new setting we're launching and that appears on the Ad privacy page of Chrome settings.  * 'limited types of data': This setting helps an advertiser associate a user's actions on one site with their actions on another. For example, a user sees an ad on one site and then later buys that product from the company that sells the product. The ad measurement setting allows Chrome to help a company make the association between the two sites so that the first site can be fairly compensated for showing an ad. Compared with third-party cookies, very little info is shared between sites to support this functionality.  **** CONTEXT PRIVACY SANDBOX **** Chrome’s Privacy Sandbox initiative 1) deprecates third-party cookies in Chrome, 2) supports free and open content on the web (by finding better ways to support ads online), 3) while providing stronger privacy protections for users. You can see a high-level description of this public project at www.privacysanbox.com. **** CONTEXT EEA NOTICE **** 1) This screen provides notice to Chrome users in the European Economic Area (EEA). It follows guidelines established by the GDPR.  2) This screen is the second of 2 screens. This second screen describes 2 settings: “Site-suggested ads” and “Ad measurement”. The first screen describes the “Ad topics” setting. ">
    With ad measurement, limited types of data are shared between sites to measure the performance of their ads, such as the time of day an ad was shown to you.
  </message>
  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_M1_NOTICE_EEA_LEARN_MORE_EXPAND_LABEL" desc="This is an actionable string, allowing the user to learn more about these two new settings. The names of the settings are 'Site-suggested ads' and 'Ad measurement'. We use the names of the settings to help the user find these settings later in Chrome settings. **** CONTEXT PRIVACY SANDBOX **** Chrome’s Privacy Sandbox initiative 1) deprecates third-party cookies in Chrome, 2) supports free and open content on the web (by finding better ways to support ads online), 3) while providing stronger privacy protections for users. You can see a high-level description of this public project at www.privacysanbox.com. **** CONTEXT EEA NOTICE **** 1) This screen provides notice to Chrome users in the European Economic Area (EEA). It follows guidelines established by the GDPR.  2) This screen is the second of 2 screens. This second screen describes 2 settings: “Site-suggested ads” and “Ad measurement”. The first screen describes the “Ad topics” setting. " formatter_data="android_java">
    More about site-suggested ads and ad measurement
  </message>
  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_M1_NOTICE_EEA_DESCRIPTION_2" desc="We inform the user that they can always change these new settings in Chrome settings. This is the second of two screens that comprise this Consent/Notice moment. On the first screen, for the Ad topics settings, we must ask the user for their consent to turn on the setting. On this page, we only need to provide notice to the user that we're launching two new settings. By default, these new settings will be on. This string reminds the user that they can find and change the state of these settings in Chrome settings.  **** CONTEXT PRIVACY SANDBOX **** Chrome’s Privacy Sandbox initiative 1) deprecates third-party cookies in Chrome, 2) supports free and open content on the web (by finding better ways to support ads online), 3) while providing stronger privacy protections for users. You can see a high-level description of this public project at www.privacysanbox.com. **** CONTEXT EEA NOTICE **** 1) This screen provides notice to Chrome users in the European Economic Area (EEA). It follows guidelines established by the GDPR.  2) This screen is the second of 2 screens. This second screen describes 2 settings: “Site-suggested ads” and “Ad measurement”. The first screen describes the “Ad topics” setting. " formatter_data="android_java">
    You can make changes in Chrome settings
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  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_M1_NOTICE_EEA_ACK_BUTTON" desc="Because this isn't a moment of Consent, the button label reflects acknowledgement of this setting, and not explicit consent with something like 'Yes, I'm in'. **** CONTEXT PRIVACY SANDBOX **** Chrome’s Privacy Sandbox initiative 1) deprecates third-party cookies in Chrome, 2) supports free and open content on the web (by finding better ways to support ads online), 3) while providing stronger privacy protections for users. You can see a high-level description of this public project at www.privacysanbox.com. **** CONTEXT EEA NOTICE **** 1) This screen provides notice to Chrome users in the European Economic Area (EEA). It follows guidelines established by the GDPR.  2) This screen is the second of 2 screens. This second screen describes 2 settings: “Site-suggested ads” and “Ad measurement”. The first screen describes the “Ad topics” setting. " formatter_data="android_java">
    Got it
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  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_M1_NOTICE_EEA_SETTINGS_BUTTON" desc="Because this isn't a moment of Consent, and the new settings are turned on by default, we don't provide a 'No thanks' button. Instead, we provide a simple means to find these new settings in Chrome settings. **** CONTEXT PRIVACY SANDBOX **** Chrome’s Privacy Sandbox initiative 1) deprecates third-party cookies in Chrome, 2) supports free and open content on the web (by finding better ways to support ads online), 3) while providing stronger privacy protections for users. You can see a high-level description of this public project at www.privacysanbox.com. **** CONTEXT EEA NOTICE **** 1) This screen provides notice to Chrome users in the European Economic Area (EEA). It follows guidelines established by the GDPR.  2) This screen is the second of 2 screens. This second screen describes 2 settings: “Site-suggested ads” and “Ad measurement”. The first screen describes the “Ad topics” setting." formatter_data="android_java">
    Settings
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  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_M1_NOTICE_EEA_LEARN_MORE_HEADING_1" desc="This is the name of a new setting. In this context, it appears as a self-standing label (1 of 2 on the page), in bold, above 3 bullets that describe this setting.   **** CONTEXT PRIVACY SANDBOX ****  Chrome’s Privacy Sandbox initiative 1) deprecates third-party cookies in Chrome, 2) supports free and open content on the web (by finding better ways to support ads online), 3) while providing stronger privacy protections for users. You can see a high-level description of this public project at www.privacysanbox.com. " formatter_data="android_java">
    Site-suggested ads
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  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_M1_NOTICE_EEA_LEARN_MORE_BULLET_1" desc="* This is 1 of 3 bullets. The label above the bullets is 'More about site-suggested ads and ad measurement'. That string appears on the Notice  page (page 2 of 2 in the Consent / Notice moment) as an actionable label that leads the user to more information (this page) about the Site-suggested ads and Ad measurement settings.   * 'What data is used:': This string appears in bold and serves as a label for this bullet.   * 'Your activity on a site': Don't confuse this with the user's browsing history (a list of URLs the user visits as they browse the web). In this case, we mean actions a user takes on a specific site.  * 'On this device' is important because it suggests to the user that they might have different results (different ad personalization) based on the device they're using.   **** CONTEXT PRIVACY SANDBOX ****  Chrome’s Privacy Sandbox initiative 1) deprecates third-party cookies in Chrome, 2) supports free and open content on the web (by finding better ways to support ads online), 3) while providing stronger privacy protections for users. You can see a high-level description of this public project at www.privacysanbox.com. " formatter_data="android_java">
    <ph name="BEGIN_BOLD">&lt;b&gt;</ph>What data is used:<ph name="END_BOLD">&lt;/b&gt;</ph> Your activity on a site you visit using Chrome on this device.
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  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_M1_NOTICE_EEA_LEARN_MORE_BULLET_2" desc="* This is 2 of 3 bullets. The label above the bullets is 'More about site-suggested ads and ad measurement'. That string appears on the Notice  page (page 2 of 2 in the Consent / Notice moment) as an actionable label that leads the user to more information (this page) about the Site-suggested ads and Ad measurement settings.   * 'How we use this data:': This string appears in bold and serves as a label for this bullet.  * 'Sites can store...': This explains to the user how this setting works. In this case, the info sites can store refers to short strings of text that reference specific ads.  **** CONTEXT PRIVACY SANDBOX ****  Chrome’s Privacy Sandbox initiative 1) deprecates third-party cookies in Chrome, 2) supports free and open content on the web (by finding better ways to support ads online), 3) while providing stronger privacy protections for users. You can see a high-level description of this public project at www.privacysanbox.com. " formatter_data="android_java">
    <ph name="BEGIN_BOLD">&lt;b&gt;</ph>How sites use this data:<ph name="END_BOLD">&lt;/b&gt;</ph> Sites can store information with Chrome about things you like. For example, if you visit a site about marathon training, the site might decide that you’re interested in running shoes. Later, if you visit a different site, that site can show you an ad for running shoes suggested by the first site.
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  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_M1_NOTICE_EEA_LEARN_MORE_BULLET_3" desc="* This is 3 of 3 bullets. The label above the bullets is 'More about site-suggested ads and ad measurement'. That string appears on the Notice  page (page 2 of 2 in the Consent / Notice moment) as an actionable label that leads the user to more information (this page) about the Site-suggested ads and Ad measurement settings.   * 'How you can manage your data:': This string appears in bold and serves as a label for this bullet.  * 'auto-deletes': this could also read 'Chrome deletes...' We included the 'auto' to reinforce that this is part of a system and the deletion is done regularly.   * 'reappear on the list': If a user visits similar sites every week for months on end, the same sites may appear on their list of sites and appear 'permanent'. This sentence explains why a site might persist despite having just said that sites are deleted every 30 days.  **** CONTEXT PRIVACY SANDBOX ****  Chrome’s Privacy Sandbox initiative 1) deprecates third-party cookies in Chrome, 2) supports free and open content on the web (by finding better ways to support ads online), 3) while providing stronger privacy protections for users. You can see a high-level description of this public project at www.privacysanbox.com. " formatter_data="android_java">
    <ph name="BEGIN_BOLD">&lt;b&gt;</ph>How you can manage your data:<ph name="END_BOLD">&lt;/b&gt;</ph> Chrome auto-deletes sites that are older than 30 days. A site you visit again might reappear on the list. You can also block a site from suggesting ads for you and turn site-suggested ads off at any time in Chrome settings.
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  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_M1_NOTICE_EEA_LEARN_MORE_HEADING_2" desc="* This is the name of a new setting. In this context, it appears as a self-standing label (2 of 2 on the page), in bold, above a paragraph that describes this setting.  **** CONTEXT PRIVACY SANDBOX ****  Chrome’s Privacy Sandbox initiative 1) deprecates third-party cookies in Chrome, 2) supports free and open content on the web (by finding better ways to support ads online), 3) while providing stronger privacy protections for users. You can see a high-level description of this public project at www.privacysanbox.com. " formatter_data="android_java">
    Ad measurement
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  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_M1_NOTICE_EEA_LEARN_MORE_DESCRIPTION" desc="A paragraph on a learn more page  **** CONTEXT PRIVACY SANDBOX ****  Chrome’s Privacy Sandbox initiative 1) deprecates third-party cookies in Chrome, 2) supports free and open content on the web (by finding better ways to support ads online), 3) while providing stronger privacy protections for users. You can see a high-level description of this public project at www.privacysanbox.com." formatter_data="android_java">
    Sites you visit can ask Chrome for information that helps them measure the performance of their ads. Chrome protects your privacy by limiting the information sites can share with one another.
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    Ut enim ad minim veniam.
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    Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat. Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit in voluptate velit esse cillum dolore eu fugiat nulla pariatur. Excepteur sint occaecat cupidatat non proident, sunt in culpa qui officia deserunt mollit anim id est laborum.
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    Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat. Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit in voluptate velit esse cillum dolore eu fugiat nulla pariatur. Excepteur sint occaecat cupidatat non proident, sunt in culpa qui officia deserunt mollit anim id est laborum.
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    Lorem
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    Ipsum
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  <!-- Privacy Sandbox v4 - Notice ROW. -->
  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_M1_NOTICE_ROW_TITLE" desc="* A page title for this Notice screen for users outside of the EEA. It needs to serve 2 purposes: 1) it needs to encompass 3 settings: Ad topics, Site-suggested ads, and Ad measurement 2) it also tries to give a sense for a bigger project, Privacy Sandbox described at www.privacysandbox.com.   * 'ad privacy' is also the name of a new page in Chrome settings called 'Ad settings'. That new page includes 3 settings: Ad topics, Site-suggested ads, and Ad measurement.  * The new ad settings appear in the privacy section of Chrome settings: chrome://settings/adSettings **** CONTEXT PRIVACY SANDBOX **** Chrome’s Privacy Sandbox initiative 1) deprecates third-party cookies in Chrome, 2) supports free and open content on the web (by finding better ways to support ads online), 3) while providing stronger privacy protections for users. You can see a high-level description of this public project at www.privacysanbox.com. **** CONTEXT ROW NOTICE **** 1) This screen provides notice to Chrome users outside of the European Economic Area (EEA) (we typically refer to this screen as “Rest of World” or “ROW”). It follows guidelines established by the GDPR.  2) We’re using similar but distinct content for EEA / ROW because legal requirements differ. For ROW, we can provide notice for all 3 settings, and so all 3 settings can appear on a single screen. " formatter_data="android_java">
    Enhanced ad privacy in Chrome
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  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_M1_NOTICE_ROW_DESCRIPTION_1" desc="* ''we'' refers to Chrome. We're using a personal pronoun to improve tone and make the moment more conversational, but that's not required and you can replace this with ''Chrome is launching new privacy features...'' * ''new privacy features'': This screen is the first encounter users have with Privacy Sandbox (www.privacysandbox.com), Chrome's effort to deprecate third-party cookies. This paragraph speaks broadly to the effort and so references multiple settings, even though the user, in this moment, is consenting (or not) to one single setting: Ad topics. * ''more choice over the ads you see'': This phrase suggests a comparison. We're comparing the new features with third-party cookies, the old manner advertisers had to track users and show personalized ads. The ''more choice'' we're providing is the possibility to block certain ad topics. So if the user sets Chrome settings to allow personalized ads, the user can block an ad topic like ''Sports''. This is one input among others, so it doesn't necessarily mean the user won't see ads related to sports, but it's more control than they have today and it can be a meaningful control.' **** CONTEXT PRIVACY SANDBOX **** Chrome’s Privacy Sandbox initiative 1) deprecates third-party cookies in Chrome, 2) supports free and open content on the web (by finding better ways to support ads online), 3) while providing stronger privacy protections for users. You can see a high-level description of this public project at www.privacysanbox.com. **** CONTEXT ROW NOTICE **** 1) This screen provides notice to Chrome users outside of the European Economic Area (EEA) (we typically refer to this screen as “Rest of World” or “ROW”). It follows guidelines established by the GDPR.  2) We’re using similar but distinct content for EEA / ROW because legal requirements differ. For ROW, we can provide notice for all 3 settings, and so all 3 settings can appear on a single screen. " formatter_data="android_java">
    We’re launching new privacy features that give you more choice over the ads you see.
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  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_M1_NOTICE_ROW_DESCRIPTION_2" desc="* A paragraph on the 'Enhanced ad privacy in Chrome' page that provides notice to Chrome users outside of the EEA.  PARAGRAPH STRUCTURE * The first sentence describes the Ad topics setting.  * The second sentence describes the Site-suggested ads setting. * The third sentence refers to both settings, 'topics and sites'.   * 'Chrome notes...': This user uses Chrome to browse the web, so Chrome already has a notion of their browsing history. With this setting on, Chrome considers the recent browsing history to make a list of topics of interest.  * 'recent browsing history': At the time of launch, this is a 4 week window. For example, imagine you spend time looking at web sites related to model airplanes. With this setting on, Chrome can use this info to choose topics of interest. But then for the next 4 weeks, you don't look at any sites related to model airplanes. Topics of interest are deleted after 4 weeks on a rolling basis, so after 4 weeks the fact that you looked at sites related to model airplanes won't have any influence on the topics of interests chosen by Chrome. * 'Also...': Imagine a user visits a site that sells shoes and they place a pair of red sneakers in a shopping cart. That site can decide that the user is interested in red sneakers and then suggest ads to other sites as the user continues browsing. * 'this information' refers to both topics of interest and to the list of sites that suggest ads to other sites.  **** CONTEXT PRIVACY SANDBOX **** Chrome’s Privacy Sandbox initiative 1) deprecates third-party cookies in Chrome, 2) supports free and open content on the web (by finding better ways to support ads online), 3) while providing stronger privacy protections for users. You can see a high-level description of this public project at www.privacysanbox.com. **** CONTEXT ROW NOTICE **** 1) This screen provides notice to Chrome users outside of the European Economic Area (EEA) (we typically refer to this screen as “Rest of World” or “ROW”). It follows guidelines established by the GDPR.  2) We’re using similar but distinct content for EEA / ROW because legal requirements differ. For ROW, we can provide notice for all 3 settings, and so all 3 settings can appear on a single screen. " formatter_data="android_java">
    Chrome notes topics of interest based on your recent browsing history. Also, sites you visit can determine what you like. Later, sites can ask for this information to show you personalized ads. You can choose which topics and sites are used to show you ads.
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  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_M1_NOTICE_ROW_DESCRIPTION_3" desc="A paragraph on the 'Enhanced ad privacy in Chrome' page that provides notice to Chrome users outside of the EEA. **** CONTEXT PRIVACY SANDBOX **** Chrome’s Privacy Sandbox initiative 1) deprecates third-party cookies in Chrome, 2) supports free and open content on the web (by finding better ways to support ads online), 3) while providing stronger privacy protections for users. You can see a high-level description of this public project at www.privacysanbox.com. **** CONTEXT ROW NOTICE **** 1) This screen provides notice to Chrome users outside of the European Economic Area (EEA) (we typically refer to this screen as “Rest of World” or “ROW”). It follows guidelines established by the GDPR.  2) We’re using similar but distinct content for EEA / ROW because legal requirements differ. For ROW, we can provide notice for all 3 settings, and so all 3 settings can appear on a single screen. ">
    To measure the performance of an ad, limited types of data are shared between sites, such as the time of day an ad was shown to you.
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  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_M1_NOTICE_ROW_LEARN_MORE_EXPAND_LABEL" desc="This is an actionable string, allowing the user to learn more about ads in Chrome. 'ads in Chrome' refers to all 3 ad settings we're launching: Ad topics, Site-suggested ads, and Ad measurement.   **** CONTEXT PRIVACY SANDBOX **** Chrome’s Privacy Sandbox initiative 1) deprecates third-party cookies in Chrome, 2) supports free and open content on the web (by finding better ways to support ads online), 3) while providing stronger privacy protections for users. You can see a high-level description of this public project at www.privacysanbox.com. **** CONTEXT ROW NOTICE **** 1) This screen provides notice to Chrome users outside of the European Economic Area (EEA) (we typically refer to this screen as “Rest of World” or “ROW”). It follows guidelines established by the GDPR.  2) We’re using similar but distinct content for EEA / ROW because legal requirements differ. For ROW, we can provide notice for all 3 settings, and so all 3 settings can appear on a single screen." formatter_data="android_java">
    More about ads in Chrome
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  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_M1_NOTICE_ROW_DESCRIPTION_4" desc="We inform the user that they can always change these new settings in Chrome settings. By default, these new settings will be on.  " formatter_data="android_java">
    You can make changes in Chrome settings
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    Got it
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    Settings
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  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_M1_NOTICE_ROW_LEARN_MORE_HEADING_1" desc="This string is a label. It's essentially another name for 'personalized ads'. **** CONTEXT PRIVACY SANDBOX **** Chrome’s Privacy Sandbox initiative 1) deprecates third-party cookies in Chrome, 2) supports free and open content on the web (by finding better ways to support ads online), 3) while providing stronger privacy protections for users. You can see a high-level description of this public project at www.privacysanbox.com. **** CONTEXT ROW NOTICE **** 1) This screen provides notice to Chrome users outside of the European Economic Area (EEA) (we typically refer to this screen as “Rest of World” or “ROW”). It follows guidelines established by the GDPR.  2) We’re using similar but distinct content for EEA / ROW because legal requirements differ. For ROW, we can provide notice for all 3 settings, and so all 3 settings can appear on a single screen." formatter_data="android_java">
    More useful ads
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  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_M1_NOTICE_ROW_LEARN_MORE_DESCRIPTION_1" desc="A paragraph that broadly describes 2 new settings that help sites show personalized ads to users. This paragraph is followed by two bullets, the first of which describes Ad topics and a second that describes Site-suggested ads. **** CONTEXT PRIVACY SANDBOX **** Chrome’s Privacy Sandbox initiative 1) deprecates third-party cookies in Chrome, 2) supports free and open content on the web (by finding better ways to support ads online), 3) while providing stronger privacy protections for users. You can see a high-level description of this public project at www.privacysanbox.com. **** CONTEXT ROW NOTICE **** 1) This screen provides notice to Chrome users outside of the European Economic Area (EEA) (we typically refer to this screen as “Rest of World” or “ROW”). It follows guidelines established by the GDPR.  2) We’re using similar but distinct content for EEA / ROW because legal requirements differ. For ROW, we can provide notice for all 3 settings, and so all 3 settings can appear on a single screen." formatter_data="android_java">
    Sites can ask Chrome for information to help personalize the ads you see.
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  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_M1_NOTICE_ROW_LEARN_MORE_BULLET_1" desc="This bullet, 1 of 2, describes the Ad topics setting.  * 'Chrome can note...': This explains how the new setting works. When the Ad topics setting is on, a user gives Chrome permission to consider the user's browsing history to determine topics of interest that Chrome can then share with sites so that a site can show personalized ads based on the user's topics of interest.  * 'recent browsing history': At the time of launch, this is a 4 week window. For example, imagine you spend time looking at web sites related to model airplanes. With this setting on, Chrome can use this info to choose topics of interest. But then for the next 4 weeks, you don't look at any sites related to model airplanes. Topics of interest are deleted after 4 weeks on a rolling basis, so after 4 weeks the fact that you looked at sites related to model airplanes won't have any influence on the topics of interests chosen by Chrome. **** CONTEXT PRIVACY SANDBOX **** Chrome’s Privacy Sandbox initiative 1) deprecates third-party cookies in Chrome, 2) supports free and open content on the web (by finding better ways to support ads online), 3) while providing stronger privacy protections for users. You can see a high-level description of this public project at www.privacysanbox.com. **** CONTEXT ROW NOTICE **** 1) This screen provides notice to Chrome users outside of the European Economic Area (EEA) (we typically refer to this screen as “Rest of World” or “ROW”). It follows guidelines established by the GDPR.  2) We’re using similar but distinct content for EEA / ROW because legal requirements differ. For ROW, we can provide notice for all 3 settings, and so all 3 settings can appear on a single screen." formatter_data="android_java">
    Chrome notes topics of interest based on your recent browsing history.
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  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_M1_NOTICE_ROW_LEARN_MORE_BULLET_2" desc="* This bullet, 2 of 2, describes Site-suggested ads.  * 'Sites you visit' is referring to a user interacting with a specific site as a one off. We're not referencing 'browsing history' right now, (though each visit to each site becomes part of the user's browsing history). * 'determine what you like': Imagine a user visits a site that sells shoes and they place a pair of red sneakers in a shopping cart. That site can decide that the user is interested in red sneakers and then suggest ads to other sites as the user continues browsing. **** CONTEXT PRIVACY SANDBOX **** Chrome’s Privacy Sandbox initiative 1) deprecates third-party cookies in Chrome, 2) supports free and open content on the web (by finding better ways to support ads online), 3) while providing stronger privacy protections for users. You can see a high-level description of this public project at www.privacysanbox.com. **** CONTEXT ROW NOTICE **** 1) This screen provides notice to Chrome users outside of the European Economic Area (EEA) (we typically refer to this screen as “Rest of World” or “ROW”). It follows guidelines established by the GDPR.  2) We’re using similar but distinct content for EEA / ROW because legal requirements differ. For ROW, we can provide notice for all 3 settings, and so all 3 settings can appear on a single screen." formatter_data="android_java">
    Sites you visit can also determine what you like based on your activity on the site. For example, if you visit a site that sells long-distance running shoes, the site might decide that you’re interested in running marathons.
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  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_M1_NOTICE_ROW_LEARN_MORE_DESCRIPTION_2" desc="* This paragraph appears beneath 2 bullets. The 1st bullet describes the Ad topics setting. The second bullet describes the Site-suggested ads setting. This paragraph refers to both settings (and, therefore, both bullets). * 'Later' helps the user understand that there are 2 stages relative to these settings. In the first stage, Chrome or a site establishes a sense for the user's interests. Later, as the user continues browsing, a site can ask Chrome for information used to personalize ads. It's not instantaneous. * 'this information': Just to repeat, 'this information' refers to both 1) topics established by Chrome based on the user's browsing history (the Ad topics setting), and 2) sites defining the user's interests based on activity on a specific site (Site-suggested ads settings).  **** CONTEXT PRIVACY SANDBOX **** Chrome’s Privacy Sandbox initiative 1) deprecates third-party cookies in Chrome, 2) supports free and open content on the web (by finding better ways to support ads online), 3) while providing stronger privacy protections for users. You can see a high-level description of this public project at www.privacysanbox.com. **** CONTEXT ROW NOTICE **** 1) This screen provides notice to Chrome users outside of the European Economic Area (EEA) (we typically refer to this screen as “Rest of World” or “ROW”). It follows guidelines established by the GDPR.  2) We’re using similar but distinct content for EEA / ROW because legal requirements differ. For ROW, we can provide notice for all 3 settings, and so all 3 settings can appear on a single screen." formatter_data="android_java">
    Later, a site you visit can ask for this information — either your ad topics or ads suggested by sites you’ve visited.
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  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_M1_NOTICE_ROW_LEARN_MORE_DESCRIPTION_3" desc="* 'auto-deletes': We included the 'auto' to reinforce that this is part of a system and the deletion is done regularly. * 'topics and sites that suggest ads': What can the user block?    ** For the Ad topics setting, the user will find a list of up to 15 ad topics in Chrome settings. The full list of potential topics is published at https://github.com/patcg-individual-drafts/topics/blob/main/taxonomy_v1.md. The user can block any topic at any time.    ** For the Site-suggested ads setting, it's slightly more complicated. When the user visits a site, that site can save a string of text with Chrome that refers to a set of ads that the user might see as they continue browsing. So, for example, a site might store either of these strings with Chrome: 'red_shoes_size_36_long_distance_running' or '2389jKKFSD' (a unique ID used by a database to refer to a set of ads). To simplify and give the user more control, we show a list of sites that have defined interests, such as www.this-exciting-site.com, but NOT the strings of text saved by that site. The list of sites for a user can be long. A user can block any site at any time and Chrome automatically deletes sites from the list that are older than 30 days. **** CONTEXT PRIVACY SANDBOX **** Chrome’s Privacy Sandbox initiative 1) deprecates third-party cookies in Chrome, 2) supports free and open content on the web (by finding better ways to support ads online), 3) while providing stronger privacy protections for users. You can see a high-level description of this public project at www.privacysanbox.com. **** CONTEXT ROW NOTICE **** 1) This screen provides notice to Chrome users outside of the European Economic Area (EEA) (we typically refer to this screen as “Rest of World” or “ROW”). It follows guidelines established by the GDPR.  2) We’re using similar but distinct content for EEA / ROW because legal requirements differ. For ROW, we can provide notice for all 3 settings, and so all 3 settings can appear on a single screen." formatter_data="android_java">
    Chrome auto-deletes topics and sites that suggest ads that are older than 30 days. Or you can block specific topics and sites you don’t like.
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  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_M1_NOTICE_ROW_LEARN_MORE_HEADING_2" desc="This string is a label that represents the Ad measurement setting. **** CONTEXT PRIVACY SANDBOX **** Chrome’s Privacy Sandbox initiative 1) deprecates third-party cookies in Chrome, 2) supports free and open content on the web (by finding better ways to support ads online), 3) while providing stronger privacy protections for users. You can see a high-level description of this public project at www.privacysanbox.com. **** CONTEXT ROW NOTICE **** 1) This screen provides notice to Chrome users outside of the European Economic Area (EEA) (we typically refer to this screen as “Rest of World” or “ROW”). It follows guidelines established by the GDPR.  2) We’re using similar but distinct content for EEA / ROW because legal requirements differ. For ROW, we can provide notice for all 3 settings, and so all 3 settings can appear on a single screen." formatter_data="android_java">
    Measuring how well an ad performs
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  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_M1_NOTICE_ROW_LEARN_MORE_DESCRIPTION_4" desc="A paragraph that describes the Ad measurement setting.  **** CONTEXT PRIVACY SANDBOX **** Chrome’s Privacy Sandbox initiative 1) deprecates third-party cookies in Chrome, 2) supports free and open content on the web (by finding better ways to support ads online), 3) while providing stronger privacy protections for users. You can see a high-level description of this public project at www.privacysanbox.com. **** CONTEXT ROW NOTICE **** 1) This screen provides notice to Chrome users outside of the European Economic Area (EEA) (we typically refer to this screen as “Rest of World” or “ROW”). It follows guidelines established by the GDPR.  2) We’re using similar but distinct content for EEA / ROW because legal requirements differ. For ROW, we can provide notice for all 3 settings, and so all 3 settings can appear on a single screen. " formatter_data="android_java">
    Sites you visit can ask Chrome for information to help them measure the performance of their ads. Chrome lets sites collect limited types of data, such as the time of day an ad was shown to you.
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  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_M1_NOTICE_ROW_LEARN_MORE_DESCRIPTION_5" desc="A paragraph that helps users learn more about how Google protects their data by pointing them to Google's Privacy Policy." formatter_data="android_java">
    Learn more about how Google protects your data in our Privacy Policy.
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  <!-- Privacy Sandbox v4 - Shared dialog strings. -->
  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_M1_DIALOG_MORE_BUTTON" desc="A button that helps the user scroll. It appears above the text and at the bottom of the screen indicating to the user that there is more text to read. " formatter_data="android_java">
    More
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  <!-- Privacy Sandbox v4 - Topics settings page. -->
  <!-- Privacy Sandbox Settings 4 - Topics Page -->
  <message name="IDS_SETTINGS_TOPICS_PAGE_TITLE" desc="A page title and the name of a new setting. **** CONTEXT PRIVACY SANDBOX **** Chrome’s Privacy Sandbox initiative 1) deprecates third-party cookies in Chrome, 2) supports free and open content on the web (by finding better ways to support ads online), 3) while providing stronger privacy protections for users. You can see a high-level description of this public project at www.privacysanbox.com. **** NEW SETTINGS SECTION IN CHROME **** 3 new ad-specific settings appear on an “Ad privacy” page in Chrome settings. For an equivalent structure, see “Security” on chrome://settings/privacy that opens chrome://settings/security. Likewise, “Ad privacy” on chrome://settings/privacy will open chrome://settings/AdPrivacy." formatter_data="android_java">
    Ad topics
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  <message name="IDS_SETTINGS_TOPICS_PAGE_TOGGLE_LABEL" desc="The label for a new setting." formatter_data="android_java">
    Ad topics
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  <message name="IDS_SETTINGS_TOPICS_PAGE_TOGGLE_SUB_LABEL" desc="A description of the new Ad topics setting. This text appears beneath the name of the new setting, 'Ad topics', and is associated with the control that a user can turn on or off. * 'browsing history': This help-center article explains 'browsing history' to users: https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/95589. * Ad topics are published at https://github.com/patcg-individual-drafts/topics/blob/main/taxonomy_v1.md * 'used by sites': Chrome estimates a user's topics of interest. As the user continues browsing, a site can ask Chrome for up to 3 of the user's topics to personalize ads for that user. **** CONTEXT PRIVACY SANDBOX **** Chrome’s Privacy Sandbox initiative 1) deprecates third-party cookies in Chrome, 2) supports free and open content on the web (by finding better ways to support ads online), 3) while providing stronger privacy protections for users. You can see a high-level description of this public project at www.privacysanbox.com. **** NEW SETTINGS SECTION IN CHROME **** 3 new ad-specific settings appear on an “Ad privacy” page in Chrome settings. For an equivalent structure, see “Security” on chrome://settings/privacy that opens chrome://settings/security. Likewise, “Ad privacy” on chrome://settings/privacy will open chrome://settings/AdPrivacy." formatter_data="android_java">
    Topics of interest are based on your recent browsing history and are used by sites to show you personalized ads
  </message>
  <message name="IDS_SETTINGS_TOPICS_PAGE_CURRENT_TOPICS_HEADING" desc="A label above a list of the user's topics of interest. Ad topics are published at https://github.com/patcg-individual-drafts/topics/blob/main/taxonomy_v1.md" formatter_data="android_java">
    Your topics
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  <message name="IDS_SETTINGS_TOPICS_PAGE_CURRENT_TOPICS_DESCRIPTION_CANONICAL" desc="A description that appear beneath the 'Your topics' label. * 'You can block': There is a 'Block' button (or an X on mobile) that appears next to each topic in the list. * 'auto-deletes': this could also read 'Chrome deletes...' We included the 'auto' to reinforce that this is part of a system and the deletion is done regularly. The link opens a dialog box that provides more information about Ad topics.">
    You can block topics you don’t want shared with sites. Chrome also auto-deletes your topics older than 4 weeks. Learn more
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  <message name="IDS_SETTINGS_TOPICS_PAGE_CURRENT_TOPICS_DESCRIPTION_DISABLED" desc="A description that appear beneath the 'Your topics' title. If this setting is off, no interests appear." formatter_data="android_java">
    When on, a list of topics appears here based on your recent browsing history
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  <message name="IDS_SETTINGS_TOPICS_PAGE_CURRENT_TOPICS_DESCRIPTION_EMPTY" desc="A description that appear beneath the 'Your topics' title. This setting could be on but no topics appear in the list. This text explains why." formatter_data="android_java">
    No topics to show right now
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  <message name="IDS_SETTINGS_TOPICS_PAGE_BLOCK_TOPIC" desc="A button associated with each of the user's topics. If the user clicks 'Block', that topic will get moved to the 'Topics you blocked' page.">
    Block
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  <message name="IDS_SETTINGS_TOPICS_PAGE_BLOCK_TOPIC_A11Y_LABEL" desc="A button label read by screen readers that indicates which topic will get blocked. The full 'pool of topics' is published at https://github.com/patcg-individual-drafts/topics/blob/main/taxonomy_v1.md">
    Block <ph name="TOPIC">$1<ex>Movies</ex></ph>
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  <message name="IDS_SETTINGS_TOPICS_PAGE_BLOCKED_TOPICS_HEADING" desc="A label that serves as a button to open the 'Topics you blocked' page." formatter_data="android_java">
    Topics you blocked
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  <message name="IDS_SETTINGS_TOPICS_PAGE_BLOCKED_TOPICS_DESCRIPTION" desc="A description that appear beneath the 'Topics you blocked' title. * 'Add' is also the name used on the button that allows users to remove a topic from the blocked list.  * 'an item' could be replaced by 'a topic'. We didn't so as not to repeat 'topic' in the same sentence. * 'pool of topics': We want to express that by clicking 'Add', the user is making a topic eligible again for consideration. The full 'pool of topics' is published at https://github.com/patcg-individual-drafts/topics/blob/main/taxonomy_v1.md" formatter_data="android_java">
    Add an item back if you want it in the pool of topics that Chrome can choose from when estimating your interests
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  <message name="IDS_SETTINGS_TOPICS_PAGE_BLOCKED_TOPICS_DESCRIPTION_EMPTY" desc="A description that appear beneath the 'Topics you blocked' title. This string is used if the user doesn't have any topics on the 'Topics you blocked' list." formatter_data="android_java">
    Blocked topics appear here
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  <message name="IDS_SETTINGS_TOPICS_PAGE_ALLOW_TOPIC" desc="A button associated with each of the user's topics. When the user clicks 'Add', it makes that topic eligible in the 'pool of topics' that Chrome can use to estimate the user's topics of interest. Clicking 'Add' doesn't automatically put the added topic back onto the list of 'Your topics'. For that to happen, a user would have to browse sites associated with the 'Add'ed topic and Chrome would have to estimate the topic as relevant to that user.">
    Add
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  <message name="IDS_SETTINGS_TOPICS_PAGE_ALLOW_TOPIC_A11Y_LABEL" desc="A button label read by screen readers that indicates which topic will get added back to the pool of potential topics.">
    Add <ph name="TOPIC">$1<ex>Movies</ex></ph>
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  <message name="IDS_SETTINGS_TOPICS_PAGE_LEARN_MORE_HEADING" desc="The title of a dialog box that offers more information about the Topics setting." formatter_data="android_java">
    More about ad topics
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  <message name="IDS_SETTINGS_TOPICS_PAGE_LEARN_MORE_BULLET_1" desc="Paragraph 1 of 3 on the Learn more about ad topics page. * 'Chrome notes...': This user uses Chrome to browse the web, so Chrome already has a notion of their browsing history. With this setting on, Chrome considers the recent browsing history to make a list of topics of interest.  * 'browsing history': This help-center article explains 'browsing history' to users: https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/95589." formatter_data="android_java">
    Chrome notes topics of interest based on your browsing history from the last few weeks.
  </message>
  <message name="IDS_SETTINGS_TOPICS_PAGE_LEARN_MORE_BULLET_2" desc="Paragraph 2 of 3 on the Learn more about ad topics page. * 'Later' helps the user understand that there are 2 stages relative to this setting. In the first stage, Chrome can estimate the user's interests based on their browsing history. Later, as the user continues browsing, a site can ask Chrome for topics of interest used to personalize ads. It's not instantaneous.  Link 'full list of possible topics' points to https://github.com/patcg-individual-drafts/topics/blob/main/taxonomy_v1.md" formatter_data="android_java">
    Later, a site you visit can ask Chrome for your topics to personalize the ads you see. Chrome shares up to 3 topics while protecting your browsing history and identity.
  </message>
  <message name="IDS_SETTINGS_TOPICS_PAGE_LEARN_MORE_BULLET_3" desc="Paragraph 3 of 3 on the Learn more about ad topics page. * 'auto-deletes': this could also read 'Chrome deletes...' We included the 'auto' to reinforce that this is part of a system and the deletion is done regularly." formatter_data="android_java">
    Chrome auto-deletes topics that are older than 4 weeks. As you keep browsing, a topic might reappear on the list. Or you can block topics you don’t want Chrome to share with sites.
  </message>
  <message name="IDS_SETTINGS_TOPICS_PAGE_FOOTER_CANONICAL" desc="This footer helps the user understand that this setting is just one signal among others that affect whether this user sees personalized ads on a site. We define 'personalize' as 'when Google provides recommendations and other content for users based on their data'. At a high level, there are 4 things that affect whether an ad is personalized in this context: * 'this setting' refers to the 'Ad topics' setting. The user is on this page. * 'Site-suggested ads': this is a link to the other new ad setting Chrome is launching and that sites can use to personalize ads a user sees. * 'cookie settings': this is a link to the cookies control section in Chrome settings. The Privacy Sandbox project deprecates third-party cookies, but it's a process, and we're launching new functionality that will replace important functionality of cookies. Until third-party cookies are deprecated, the two systems remain active in Chrome. * 'site you're viewing personalizes ads': When a user engages with a site, Chrome has no control over whether that site shows the user personalized ads. Imagine you visit www.interesting-site.com and they know a lot about you already based on previous visits. They can personalize content and ads to you if they like. They can use an ad-serving product, like Facebook or Google Ads to deliver personalized ads. They can also use the new Privacy Sandbox APIs (if they so choose) in order to get more information about the user that could be helpful to them in order to personalize ads. Those 2 APIs (settings, from the user's perspective), are 'Ad topics' and 'Site-suggested ads'.">
       As you browse, whether an ad you see is personalized depends on this setting, Site-suggested ads, your cookie settings, and if the site you’re viewing personalizes ads
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  <!-- Privacy Sandbox v4 - Topics Consent Details -->
  <!-- TODO(crbug.com/1378703) - Update and mark translateable. -->
  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_CONSENT_STATUS_LABEL" desc="Label for the text which displays the state of the user's Topics consent">
    Consent status:
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  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_CONSENT_LAST_UPDATE_TIME_LABEL" desc="Label for the text which displays the time the user's Topics consent was last updated">
    Consent last updated:
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  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_CONSENT_LAST_UPDATE_SOURCE_LABEL" desc="Label for the text which displays the source of the last update to the users topics consent">
    Source of last consent update:
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  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_CONSENT_LAST_UPDATE_TEXT_LABEL" desc="Label for the text which captures what was presented to the user during their last consent decision">
    Text presented to user:
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  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_CONSENT_UPDATE_SOURCE_SETTINGS" desc="Text presented when the user's last Topics consent location was Chrome settings">
    Chrome settings
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  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_CONSENT_UPDATE_SOURCE_DEFAULT" desc="Text presented when the user hasn't made a consent descision">
    No consent decision
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  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_CONSENT_UPDATE_SOURCE_CONFIRMATION" desc="Text presented when the user's last Topics consent location was a confirmation dialog">
    Confirmation dialog
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  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_CONSENT_ACTIVE" desc="Text presented when a user has a currently active Topics consent">
    Active
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  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_CONSENT_INACTIVE" desc="Text presented when a user has a currently inactive Topics consent">
    Inactive
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  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_CONSENT_NOT_REQUIRED" desc="Text presented when a user does not require a consent for Topics">
    Not required
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  <!-- Topics API Taxonomy -->
  <!-- These entries have been script generated to ensure consistent mappings. If you are editing these directly, you are likely doing something wrong -->
  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_INVALID_TOPIC" desc="Shown when an unknown Topic has been provided by the categorization service. This is indicative of an error state that is not expected to occur">
    Unknown
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  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_1" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Umbrella category that encompasses: pop culture, entertainment and celebrity media; music, film, radio, tv, animation, humor; performing and visual arts; miscellaneous online &quot;fun.&quot;] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2968097980703095441">
    Arts &amp; entertainment
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  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_2" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [acting, dramaturgy, theatrical productions and stagecraft; dramatic performance before a live audience] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2860407149739760502">
    Acting &amp; theater
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  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_3" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [comic books, comic strips and graphic novels; both print comics and web comics] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8681047362902928146">
    Comics
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  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_4" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [live performances of music; festivals that gather together multiple artists and performers for live musical performances] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8049728585295014965">
    Concerts &amp; music festivals
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  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_5" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [all manner of recreational dancing, from ballroom to break-dancing; also, all manner of dance as spectacle and performance, from ballet, butoh and folk dancing to other spectator dances] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/5257399864132148397">
    Dance
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  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_6" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [the business and industry of creating entertainment media: filmmaking, music and tv production, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/16372513248706452">
    Entertainment industry
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  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_7" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [jokes, gags, pranks, bloopers, parodies, political satire and other funny stuff] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/54550779249595828">
    Humor
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  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_8" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [the performing art of comedy, traditionally in a live setting; the comedians that perform it and those that write it; in other words: improv, stand-up and sketch comedy] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2872368234977873982">
    Live comedy
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  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_9" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [sports events as live entertainment; sports event ticketing and related sporting venues such as stadiums and athletic arenas] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/6894920366209049234">
    Live sporting events
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  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_10" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [magic (sometimes referred to as stage magic to distinguish it from paranormal or ritual magic) is a performing art that entertains audiences by staging tricks or creating illusions of seemingly impossible or supernatural feats using natural means; one who performs such illusions is called a magician or an illusionist; some performers may also be referred to by names reflecting the type of magical effects they present, such as prestidigitators, conjurors, mentalists, or escape artists (source: Wikipedia)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7028249567539345753">
    Magic
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    Movie listings &amp; theater showtimes
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    Movies
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  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_13" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [A film that has action (fights, shootouts, explosions, car chases) or adventure (discovery of new worlds, fighting outlaws) as a major theme; includes spy films, action-oriented war films, and historical action films.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3759809365624147506">
    Action &amp; adventure movies
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  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_14" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Films that are created by animators or using animated techniques: cartoon, stop-motion, computer animation, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2307119915510248122">
    Animated movies
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    Comedy movies
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  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_16" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Movies that have either developed a cult following or that have been produced independently; includes b-movies, midnight movies, Sundance films. Also includes experimental, avant-garde and art films.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1250439441563990896">
    Cult &amp; indie movies
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    Documentary movies
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    Drama movies
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  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_19" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [often called &quot;family films&quot; or &quot;family-oriented&quot; films, this is the genre of cinema oriented toward children, teens and families] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/6543693795090723901">
    Family movies
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    Horror movies
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  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_21" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Films with a romantic theme, or which emphasize the personal relationships between the film&#x27;s protagonists; includes romantic comedies (&quot;rom-coms&quot;)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/6642844646231849461">
    Romance movies
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    Thriller, crime &amp; mystery movies
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    Music &amp; audio
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  <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_24" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [a style of music originally based on African-American field shouts and secular songs; it is a vocal genre, often performed by singing guitarists; sometimes called a subgenre of jazz, blues music has its own identity in artists such as Buddy Guy and Ruth Brown; typical artists in blues-rock, a related style, are Stevie Ray Vaughan and Eric Clapton (Source: DMOZ)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/5818298131139717934">
    Blues
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    Classical music
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    Country music
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    Dance &amp; electronic music
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    TV soap operas
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    TV reality shows
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    Autos &amp; vehicles
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    Classic vehicles
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    Gas prices &amp; vehicle fueling
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    Motor vehicles
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    Autonomous vehicles
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    Coupes
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    Hatchbacks
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    Hybrid &amp; alternative vehicles
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    Off-road vehicles
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