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For developers and users who want to opt-out of the Protected Audience API.

You can block access to the Protected Audience API, as a site owner or as an individual user.

The Protected Audience API will eventually require sites to set a Permissions Policy to allow the Protected Audience API functionality to be available. This will help ensure that arbitrary third parties can't use the API without a site's knowledge. However, to facilitate testing during the first origin trial, this requirement was waived by default.

Sites that would like to explicitly disable Protected Audience API functionality during the testing period can use the relevant Permissions Policy to block access. There are two Protected Audience API permissions policies that can be set independently:

• join-ad-interest-group enables/disables functionality to add a browser to interest groups
• run-ad-auction enables/disables functionality to run an on-device auction

Access to Protected Audience APIs can be disabled completely in first-party contexts by specifying the following permissions policy in an HTTP response header:

Permissions-Policy: join-ad-interest-group=(), run-ad-auction=()

You can disable usage of the APIs in an iframe by adding the following allow attribute to an iframe element:

<iframe src="https://example.com" allow="join-ad-interest-group 'none'; run-ad-auction 'none'"></iframe>

The Proposed First Protected Audience API Origin Trial Permissions-Policy section provides more detail.

A user can block access to the Protected Audience API and other Privacy Sandbox features by using any of the following mechanisms:

• Disable the Privacy Sandbox trials in Chrome Settings: Settings > Security and privacy > Privacy Sandbox. This is also accessible at chrome://settings/adPrivacy.
• Disable third-party cookies in Chrome Settings: Settings > Security and privacy.
• Set Cookies and other site data to either "Block third-party cookies" or "Block all cookies" from chrome://settings/cookies.
• Use Incognito mode.

The Protected Audience API explainer provides more detail about API design elements and describes how the API seeks to meet privacy goals.

Except as otherwise noted, the content of this page is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License, and code samples are licensed under the Apache 2.0 License. For details, see the Google Developers Site Policies. Java is a registered trademark of Oracle and/or its affiliates.

Last updated 2022-10-29 UTC.

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