Re: mark your calendar - next call 15 October 2020 UTC 16

Sure. AMP Cache sits on google.com. This article on Digiday is an example (see image in link).

https://ibb.co/tCds3tX

Think of it as a bit like what Apple News Plus is doing with article redirects to the Apple News app except that instead of leaving a browser context you stay in a browser context, but the original content publisher’s content is hosted on google.com.

Alex

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Subject: Re: mark your calendar - next call 15 October 2020 UTC 16

Hi Alex,

You wrote:

> Tess, I am interested how your proposal treats an AMP use case, given
> AMP's prevalence and the potential side effects of adopting your
> proposed language in browser rules meant to protect data and thereby a
> user's privacy.

I'm afraid I don't understand the question. AMP is a rather large
collection disparate pieces. Could you elaborate?