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Google Chrome has announced plans to block third-party cookies end of 2023. Pega embedded AWS CCP Screen will be impacted ?
Google Chrome has announced plans to block third-party cookies will there be any impact to Pega embedded CCP Screen functionality in Pega.
Please see the below information from pega 👇
Amazon Connect uses cookies for authentication. As part of Google's Privacy Sandbox initiative, Google Chrome has announced plans to block third-party cookies (that is, cookies passed between two top level domains). This topic explains what you need to do to ensure your agents can continue using Chrome with Amazon Connect.
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If you are using custom agent applications with the CCP, Customer Profiles, or Wisdom, you must upgrade to the latest available version of the Amazon Connect Streams API. This upgrade prevents the blocking of third-party cookies from impacting Amazon Connect across Chrome and all supported browsers.
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If you are using the Amazon Connect CTI Adapter, you need to upgrade to the latest version of the CTI Adapter (version 5.21.1 onwards).
Google Chrome has announced plans to block third-party cookies will there be any impact to Pega embedded CCP Screen functionality in Pega.
Please see the below information from pega 👇
Amazon Connect uses cookies for authentication. As part of Google's Privacy Sandbox initiative, Google Chrome has announced plans to block third-party cookies (that is, cookies passed between two top level domains). This topic explains what you need to do to ensure your agents can continue using Chrome with Amazon Connect.
-
If you are using custom agent applications with the CCP, Customer Profiles, or Wisdom, you must upgrade to the latest available version of the Amazon Connect Streams API. This upgrade prevents the blocking of third-party cookies from impacting Amazon Connect across Chrome and all supported browsers.
-
If you are using the Amazon Connect CTI Adapter, you need to upgrade to the latest version of the CTI Adapter (version 5.21.1 onwards).
We recommend existing customers upgrade to the latest version of the Streams API before the end of 2023. If this is not possible, you can apply a Chrome enterprise policy to enable third-party cookies for your Amazon Connect instance. While a viable interim solution, we recommend that customers still upgrade as soon as possible in case Google does not support this override indefinitely.
Link reference:-
https://privacysandbox.com/open-web/#the-privacy-sandbox-timeline https://chromeenterprise.google/policies/#BlockThirdPartyCookies https://docs.aws.amazon.com/connect/latest/adminguide/admin-3pcookies.html