1 <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
3 <!-- Privacy Sandbox v4 - Consent EEA. -->
4 <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">
5 Turn on an ad privacy feature
7 <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">
8 We’re launching new privacy features that give you more choice over the ads you see.
10 <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">
11 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.
13 <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">
14 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.
16 <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">
19 <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">
20 You can change your mind any time in Chrome settings
22 <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">
25 <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">
29 <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">
33 <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">
34 <ph name="BEGIN_BOLD"><b></ph>What data is used:<ph name="END_BOLD"></b></ph> Your ad topics are based on your recent browsing history, a list of sites you’ve visited using Chrome on this device.
36 <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">
37 <ph name="BEGIN_BOLD"><b></ph>How we use this data:<ph name="END_BOLD"></b></ph> Chrome notes topics of interest as you browse. Topic labels are predefined and include things like, Arts & 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.
39 <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">
40 <ph name="BEGIN_BOLD"><b></ph>How you can manage your data:<ph name="END_BOLD"></b></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.
42 <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">
43 Learn more about how Google protects your data in our Privacy Policy.
46 <!-- Privacy Sandbox v4 - Notice EEA. -->
47 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_M1_NOTICE_EEA_TITLE" desc="* A page title for the second of 2 screens * 'Other ad privacy 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. **** 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">
48 Other ad privacy features now available
50 <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">
51 We’re launching new ways to limit what sites can learn about you when they show you personalized ads, for example:
53 <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">
54 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.
56 <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. ">
57 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.
59 <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">
60 More about site-suggested ads and ad measurement
62 <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">
63 You can make changes in Chrome settings
65 <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">
68 <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">
72 <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">
75 <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">
76 <ph name="BEGIN_BOLD"><b></ph>What data is used:<ph name="END_BOLD"></b></ph> Your activity on a site you visit using Chrome on this device.
78 <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">
79 <ph name="BEGIN_BOLD"><b></ph>How sites use this data:<ph name="END_BOLD"></b></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.
81 <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">
82 <ph name="BEGIN_BOLD"><b></ph>How you can manage your data:<ph name="END_BOLD"></b></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.
84 <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">
87 <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">
88 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.
91 <!-- Privacy Sandbox v4 - Notice Restricted. -->
92 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_M1_NOTICE_RESTRICTED_TITLE" desc="Title of the restricted notice" formatter_data="android_java">
93 New ad privacy feature now available
95 <!-- Note that this string differs slightly on Android, which instead uses `privacy_sandbox_m1_notice_restricted_description_1_android` -->
96 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_M1_NOTICE_RESTRICTED_DESCRIPTION_1" desc="First description in the restricted notice">
97 We’re launching a new ad privacy feature called ad measurement. Chrome shares only very limited information between sites, such as when an ad was shown to you, to help sites measure the performance of ads.
99 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_M1_NOTICE_RESTRICTED_DESCRIPTION_2" desc="Second description in the restricted notice" formatter_data="android_java">
100 Learn more about how Google protects your data in our Privacy Policy.
102 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_M1_NOTICE_RESTRICTED_DESCRIPTION_3" desc="Third description in the restricted notice" formatter_data="android_java" >
103 You can make changes in Chrome ad privacy settings
105 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_M1_NOTICE_RESTRICTED_ACK_BUTTON" desc="Acknowledge action button" formatter_data="android_java">
108 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_M1_NOTICE_RESTRICTED_SETTINGS_BUTTON" desc="Settings action button" formatter_data="android_java">
112 <!-- Privacy Sandbox v4 - Notice ROW. -->
113 <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">
114 Enhanced ad privacy in Chrome
116 <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">
117 We’re launching new privacy features that give you more choice over the ads you see.
119 <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">
120 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.
122 <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. ">
123 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.
125 <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">
126 More about ads in Chrome
128 <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">
129 You can make changes in Chrome settings
131 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_M1_NOTICE_ROW_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'. " formatter_data="android_java">
134 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_M1_NOTICE_ROW_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." formatter_data="android_java">
138 <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">
141 <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">
142 Sites can ask Chrome for information to help personalize the ads you see.
144 <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">
145 Chrome notes topics of interest based on your recent browsing history.
147 <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">
148 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.
150 <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">
151 Later, a site you visit can ask for this information — either your ad topics or ads suggested by sites you’ve visited.
153 <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">
154 Chrome auto-deletes topics and sites that suggest ads within 30 days. Or you can block specific topics and sites you don’t like.
156 <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">
157 Measuring how well an ad performs
159 <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">
160 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.
162 <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">
163 Learn more about how Google protects your data in our Privacy Policy.
166 <!-- Privacy Sandbox v4 - Shared dialog strings. -->
167 <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">
171 <!-- Privacy Sandbox v4 - Topics settings page. -->
172 <!-- Privacy Sandbox Settings 4 - Topics Page -->
173 <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">
176 <message name="IDS_SETTINGS_TOPICS_PAGE_TOGGLE_LABEL" desc="The label for a new setting." formatter_data="android_java">
179 <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">
180 Topics of interest are based on your recent browsing history and are used by sites to show you personalized ads
182 <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">
185 <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.">
186 You can block topics you don’t want shared with sites. Chrome also auto-deletes your topics older than 4 weeks. Learn more
188 <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">
189 When on, a list of topics appears here based on your recent browsing history
191 <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">
192 No topics to show right now
194 <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.">
197 <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">
198 Block <ph name="TOPIC">$1<ex>Movies</ex></ph>
200 <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">
203 <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">
204 Add an item back if you want it in the pool of topics that Chrome can choose from when estimating your interests
206 <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">
207 Blocked topics appear here
209 <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.">
212 <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.">
213 Add <ph name="TOPIC">$1<ex>Movies</ex></ph>
215 <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">
218 <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">
219 Chrome notes topics of interest based on your browsing history from the last few weeks.
221 <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">
222 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.
224 <message name="IDS_SETTINGS_TOPICS_PAGE_LEARN_MORE_BULLET_3_CANONICAL" 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.">
225 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. Learn more about managing your ad privacy in Chrome.
227 <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'.">
228 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
231 <!-- Privacy Sandbox v4 - Topics Consent Details -->
232 <!-- TODO(crbug.com/1378703) - Update and mark translateable. -->
233 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_CONSENT_STATUS_LABEL" desc="Label for the text which displays the state of the user's Topics consent">
236 <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">
237 Consent last updated:
239 <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">
240 Source of last consent update:
242 <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">
243 Text presented to user:
245 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_CONSENT_UPDATE_SOURCE_SETTINGS" desc="Text presented when the user's last Topics consent location was Chrome settings">
248 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_CONSENT_UPDATE_SOURCE_DEFAULT" desc="Text presented when the user hasn't made a consent descision">
251 <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">
254 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_CONSENT_ACTIVE" desc="Text presented when a user has a currently active Topics consent">
257 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_CONSENT_INACTIVE" desc="Text presented when a user has a currently inactive Topics consent">
260 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_CONSENT_NOT_REQUIRED" desc="Text presented when a user does not require a consent for Topics">
265 <!-- Topics API Taxonomy -->
266 <!-- These entries have been script generated to ensure consistent mappings. If you are editing these directly, you are likely doing something wrong -->
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270 <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 "fun."] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2968097980703095441">
271 Arts & entertainment
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276 <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">
279 <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">
280 Concerts & music festivals
282 <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">
285 <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">
286 Entertainment industry
288 <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">
291 <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">
294 <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">
297 <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">
300 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_11" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [content related to movie theaters and film showings, including film listings, short reviews and showtimes] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/5922147370861736784">
301 Movie listings & theater showtimes
303 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_12" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [cinema, motion pictures, films; their public exhibition in theaters, their recorded formats (videos, DVDs, etc), and related merchandise] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8174211814203073114">
306 <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">
307 Action & adventure movies
309 <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">
312 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_15" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [A film which uses humor as its main emphasis; includes black comedies, spoof films, romantic comedies, screwball comedies.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7930191045766714923">
315 <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">
316 Cult & indie movies
318 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_17" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [a non-fiction film intended to document some aspect of reality (source: Wikipedia)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8530848477777371672">
321 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_18" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Drama film is a film genre that has as its hallmark realistic psychological, emotional and in-depth characters and themes. Includes bio-pics, epics, historical dramas, dramatic literary adaptations, costume dramas, dramatic war films, family sagas, legal dramas and generational films.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8974218169454235423">
324 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_19" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [often called "family films" or "family-oriented" films, this is the genre of cinema oriented toward children, teens and families] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/6543693795090723901">
327 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_20" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Horror films often deal with viewers' nightmares, fears, revulsions and terror of the unknown. Prevalent elements include ghosts, extraterrestrials, vampires, werewolves, demons, gore, torture, vicious animals, evil witches, monsters, zombies, cannibals, psychopaths, and serial killers (source: Wikipedia).] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3683253599582226273">
330 <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's protagonists; includes romantic comedies ("rom-coms")] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/6642844646231849461">
333 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_22" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Films with plots that involve crime or suspense; includes mystery films, suspense films, crime films, thrillers, films noir, and gangster films.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1028517354047369491">
334 Thriller, crime & mystery movies
336 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_23" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Umbrella category encompassing music in recorded formats or as a performance; musical instruction, instrumentation and technology; audio content, chiefly for entertainment or informational purposes.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1942344463604084284">
339 <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">
342 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_25" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Music encompassing a broad period from roughly the 9th century to present times (Source: Wikipedia); it is epitomized by forms such as the symphony, concerto, and sonata, and composers such as Mozart, Beethoven, Vivaldi, Bach, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7794536354774135472">
345 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_26" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [a blend of popular musical forms originally found in the Southern United States and the Appalachian Mountains; includes hillbilly, bluegrass, Western swing music, honky-tonk, and both pop and alternative country genres; not limited to the USA, variants of country music are also popular in Australia, Canada, Poland, and areas of Latin America (Source: Wikipedia)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1003758414042879701">
348 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_27" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [the broad genre of electronic-based music, including techno, house, ambient, drum and bass, jungle, trip-hop, trap, trance, dubstep, electronic disco, etc. The term electronica has been used to describe electronic music styles intended not just for dancing but also concentrated listening (source: Wikipedia).] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/5701637830475686882">
349 Dance & electronic music
351 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_28" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [folk and traditional music, including folk revival movements that have produced a kind of popular music that is based on traditional music; sub-genres include folk rock, electric folk and progressive folk music; not limited to North America, folk music includes other forms of traditional music using traditional instruments such as Celtic folk music, Balkan and Eastern European folk traditions, Japanese taiko, etc (Source: Wikipedia)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3153944137796314763">
352 Folk & traditional music
354 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_29" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [a style of music that often involves improvisation and group interaction; the style is also known for use of blue notes, syncopation, swing, call and response, and polyrhythms (Source: Wikipedia)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7267890742105038471">
357 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_30" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [musical instruments and accessories] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3651825076054204255">
360 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_31" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Chart-toppers and music that has received wide radio or public airplay; music that is accessible to the general public and disseminated by one or more of the mass media; the term "pop music" was first used in the sense of "having popular appeal", but since the 1950s it has been used in the sense of a musical genre, originally characterized as a lighter alternative to rock and roll (source: Wikipedia). Includes artists like Michael Jackson, Madonna, Taylor Swift, Justin Bieber.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7828293148434841954">
363 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_32" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [The term hip hop music is sometimes used synonymously with the term rap music, though rapping is not a required component of hip hop music; the genre may also incorporate other elements of hip hop culture, including DJing, turntablism, and scratching, beatboxing, and instrumental tracks (source: Wikipedia).] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2413099954889237037">
366 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_33" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [rock and roll and its many sub-genres; a loosely defined genre of popular music that entered the mainstream in the mid 1950s, in the 1970s, rock developed a number of subgenres, such as soft rock, glam rock, heavy metal, hard rock, progressive rock, and punk rock (Source: Wikipedia)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/6070916516256100445">
369 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_34" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Classic Rock and Oldies feature a large playlist of songs ranging from the 1960s, 1970s, 1980s and early 1990s; Oldies has some overlap with the classic rock format, which concentrates on the rock music of the late-1960s and 1970s and sometimes plays newer material made in the same style as the older songs. Traditionally, classic rock focuses on the heavier rock music of the era while oldies focuses on the lighter pop music (source: Wikipedia).] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7984451814414788618">
370 Classic rock & oldies
372 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_35" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Hard rock is a sub-genre of rock music which is considerably harder than conventional rock music, but not as extreme as heavy metal; it includes examples like Kiss, Def Leppard, Led Zeppelin. Progressive rock focuses on technical musicianship in a rock context, and pushes rock's technical and compositional boundaries by going beyond the standard verse-chorus-based song structures; the term was applied to the music of bands such as Pink Floyd, King Crimson, Yes, Genesis, Jethro Tull, Soft Machine, and Emerson, Lake & Palmer, and reached its peak of popularity in the mid 1970s (source: Wikipedia).] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/6335121931020200010">
373 Hard rock & progressive
375 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_36" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [A sub-genre of rock music that emerged in the 1980s and became widely popular in the 1990s, alternative rock consists of various subgenres that have emerged from the independent music scene since the 1980s, such as grunge, Britpop, gothic rock, and indie pop; featuring artists often associated with independent record labels. (Source: Wikipedia). Includes artists such as Radiohead, Nirvana, The Smiths.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/5538794458052201021">
376 Indie & alternative music
378 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_37" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Soul combines elements of African-American gospel music, rhythm and blues, and jazz. Contemporary R&B features a distinctive record production style, drum machine-backed rhythms, an occasional saxophone-laced beat to give a jazz feel (in contemporary R&B songs prior to the year 1995) and a smooth, lush style of vocal arrangement. Funk typically consists of a complex groove with rhythm instruments such as electric guitar, electric bass, Hammond organ, and drums playing interlocking rhythms (source: Wikipedia).] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/5425329252191278611">
381 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_38" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [film, television or video game music and themes; film, tv, and video game music composers] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1271305976669033594">
384 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_39" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Radio programs in which people talk about politics, sports, current affairs, etc., and listeners can make phone calls to give their opinions; talk radio shows, networks and personalities.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2579922399234486228">
387 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_40" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Regional and ethnic music of various genres, specifically non-Western popular and traditional music; also, a catch-all marketing term for popularized folk traditions and ethnic music, or pop from outside of the Anglo traditions of the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and the United Kingdom; the world music section in a record store might include albums of Hawaiian slack-key guitar, Cajun zydeco, Dominican merengue and Algerian ra?, among others (source: Wikipedia).] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3402857732233686445">
390 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_41" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [The music of the Caribbean; some of the styles to gain wide popularity outside of the Caribbean include reggae, zouk, calypso, and punta; Reggae more properly denotes a particular music style that originated following on the development of ska and rocksteady (source: Wikipedia).] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2346297341997046685">
391 Reggae & caribbean music
393 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_42" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [online image-based content; online galleries of images and photos with minimal text; collections of images or photos of famous people, places and events, or items of interest; typically, static hosted image content, not necessarily user-uploaded or shared content] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/6886302747700347831">
394 Online image galleries
396 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_43" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [online digital video content] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/5096385157103445048">
399 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_44" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [an art form in which singers and musicians perform a dramatic work (called an opera) which combines a text (called a libretto) and a musical score (Source: Wikipedia); opera works, composers, performances, singers and performers] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1385754809560116050">
402 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_45" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [A television program is a segment of content intended for broadcast on over-the-air, cable television, or internet television; it doesn't include commercials, trailers, or any other segments of content not serving as attraction for TV viewership (source: Wikipedia).] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8250092644935921963">
403 TV shows & programs
405 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_46" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [television programs with a focus on humor; includes sitcoms, sketch comedy shows, and animated series with a particular emphasis on jokes] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/5813986711525484638">
408 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_47" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [televised programming such as tv films, programs and miniseries, that focus on real-life events, in the past or present; can include science, biography, travel, and other types of programming intended to inform or educate] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8983069057849763877">
409 TV documentary & nonfiction
411 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_48" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [dramatic TV programs and series; series that have realistic psychological, emotional and in-depth characters and themes] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2984681966454881659">
414 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_49" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [serial TV dramas dealing typically with daily events in the lives of the same group of characters; chiefly characterized by tangled interpersonal situations and melodramatic or sentimental treatment] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2318091960487053429">
417 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_50" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [family-oriented television shows that are made for, and whose primary audiences are, parents, teens and children] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/544990757699326442">
418 TV familly-oriented shows
420 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_51" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [a genre of (generally episodic) television programming that presents purportedly unscripted dramatic or humorous situations, documents actual events, and usually features ordinary people instead of professional actors (Source: Wikipedia)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2228280087691900252">
423 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_52" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [TV sci-fi shows featuring futuristic elements such as spacecraft, robots, cyborgs, interstellar space travel or other technologies; fantasy shows featuring magic, supernatural events, mythology, folklore, or exotic fantasy worlds (source: Wikipedia).] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1831820498314087291">
424 TV sci-fi & fantasy shows
426 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_53" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [all manner of visual art works, including painting, sculpture, drawing, collage, installation art, artistic (as opposed to business) printmaking, murals, etc; also, design; artistic photography may fall into this category, as well as video and film art] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4258098659051509326">
427 Visual art & design
429 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_54" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [the act of working out the form of something (making a sketch or outline or plan): product design, furniture design, home design, graphic design, etc] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/5921667170692323372">
432 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_55" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [the practice of applying paint, pigment, color or other medium to a surface to create a work of art; the term describes both the act and the result, which is called a painting (source: Wikipedia)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/646231684975825817">
435 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_56" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [photography as an artistic practice or hobby, extended to the field of digital image production and videography; artistic photography, video and digital art] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/6094865097262177264">
436 Photographic & digital arts
438 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_57" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Umbrella category that encompasses motor vehicles of all kinds, including cars, bicycles, personal aircraft and watercraft; consumer products and services related to moving vehicles.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3265681195405732661">
441 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_58" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Motor vehicles and trailers designed to transport cargo for commercial purposes; commonly known as lorries, tractor-trailers, semi-trucks, and 18 wheelers. They also serve as platforms for specialized equipment such as fire trucks, cement mixers, and garbage trucks.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2127651263889384706">
442 Cargo trucks & trailers
444 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_59" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [older cars, trucks, and motorcycles with enough historical interest to be collectible and worth preserving or restoring (source: Wikipedia)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4651839125153921319">
447 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_60" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [this category includes modified vehicles, such as lowered trucks, hot rods, souped-up racers; concept vehicles; and exclusive, ultra high-performance, or otherwise "exotic" supercars, often manufactured by elite automakers such as Ferrari, Lotus, Koenigsegg, and Bugatti] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/9074459087593201370">
448 Custom & performance vehicles
450 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_61" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [vehicle fueling stations and services; consumer gas price resources and comparisons; fuel economy, fuel efficiency, and fuel taxation] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8329984535343109075">
451 Gas prices & vehicle fueling
453 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_62" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [a category to group consumer motor vehicles by vehicle class, (e.g. compact cars, trucks, motorcycles, mopeds etc.), body type (e.g. sedan, coupe, wagon), and consumer segment (e.g. luxury)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8872061343727741247">
456 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_63" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [A self-driving car, also known as an autonomous vehicle, driverless car, or robo-car is a vehicle that is capable of sensing its environment and moving safely with little or no human input. (Source: Wikipedia)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4944651545077644524">
459 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_64" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Vehicles that can convert from an enclosed to an open-air vehicle. Common names and styles include hard top convertibles, soft tops, targa tops, spyders, cabriolets, and roadsters.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4829581144633699619">
462 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_65" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [two-door family cars, typically with a hard top and sloping back; passenger vehicles in the compact to midsize size range, with two doors and four seats, or two front seats and room for two or three passengers in back] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4233627725223682907">
465 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_66" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Cars featuring a shared passenger and cargo space (no separate trunk compartment), usually with a top-hinged liftgate "hatch" in the rear acting as the third or fifth door, and shorter in length than a station wagon (3 pillars vs. 4). Examples include the Volkswagen Golf, Mini Hardtop, and Citro?n C4 Hatchback.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2652871435928048950">
468 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_67" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [vehicles with an alternative fuel engine (such as ethanol, hydrogen, and biodiesel) and fuel-electric hybrids, full electric vehicles, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7964577762873181206">
469 Hybrid & alternative vehicles
471 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_68" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [luxury vehicle is a marketing term for a vehicle that provides luxury ? pleasant or desirable features beyond strict necessity ? at increased expense (Source: Wikipedia); luxury vehicles are often identified by brand (eg, BMW, Jaguar, Lexus, Mercedes-Benz) and price point, and many automotive manufacturers have dedicated luxury lines of vehicles] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/6918438858307498936">
474 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_69" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [the smallest classes of motor vehicles in the USA and Europe; smaller than compact cars, they are typically two-door vehicles intended primarily for transportation in urban areas; this includes the microcar, bubble car, city car and supermini car segments in Europe, and overlaps with the micro and subcompact segments in USA; popular examples include the Smart and Mini brand vehicles, as well as the "kei car" segment in Japan] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1054097891495782845">
475 Microcars & subcompacts
477 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_70" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [a motorcycle (also called a motorbike, bike, moto or cycle) is a two or three wheeled motor vehicle; includes motorcycle retailers, manufacturers, gear, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4047422247042666379">
480 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_71" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [motorized vehicles capable of driving on and off paved or gravel surface, water, sand, snow, ice, marsh, swampland, or other terrain, they generally characterized by having large tires with deep, open treads, a flexible suspension, or even caterpillar tracks; examples include ATVs, dune buggies, dirt bikes, snowmobiles, side-by-sides, 4x4s and all-wheel-drive vehicles, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3805566893887872965">
483 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_72" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [light-duty trucks with an enclosed cab and an open cargo area in the back (source: Wikipedia), examples include the Ford F-Series, Chevrolet Silverado, and Nissan Titan.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/934837161003377655">
486 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_73" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [this category includes both scooters, which are motorcycles with step-through frames such as Vespas; and mopeds, which are slower-moving, pedal and engine-propelled motorcycles sometimes called "motorized bicycles"] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4203987010453301525">
487 Scooters & mopeds
489 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_74" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [cars with four doors, a separate trunk compartment, and enough space in the rear to comfortably accommodate adults; also known as saloon cars] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4611181233197207721">
492 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_75" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Cars with a body style variant of a sedan/saloon with its roof extended rearward over a shared passenger/cargo volume with access at the back via a third or fifth door (the liftgate or tailgate), instead of a trunk lid (Source: Wikipedia). Longer than hatchbacks (4 pillars instead of 3), examples include the Volkswagen Golf SportWagen, Toyota Prius V, Mazda6 Estate, and Volvo V60.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4970210882918683612">
495 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_76" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Sport utility vehicles (SUVs) are vehicles built on a light-truck chassis that feature large passenger, cargo, and towing capacities, high ground clearance, and an upright, boxy design; often referred to as an \'off-roader\' in Europe. Examples include the Chevrolet Tahoe, Ford Expedition, Toyota 4Runner, and Mercedes G-Class.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2340701835461601376">
498 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_77" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Vehicles built on a car platform that combine features from sport utility vehicles (SUVs) and hatchbacks or station wagons. Built on a unibody chassis rather than the truck-based body-on-frame platform of standard SUVs, crossovers feature car-like fuel economy and handling, and SUV-like cargo room, ground clearance, and towing capacity. Examples included the Toyota RAV4, Honda Pilot, Ford Escape, Audi Q7, and Mercedes GL.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7913753013863451951">
501 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_78" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [vehicles that feature a short hood and a box-shaped body enclosing a large cargo or passenger area] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3165356599697789364">
504 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_79" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Services that assist motorists, or bicyclists, whose vehicles have suffered a mechanical failure that leaves the operator stranded (Source: Wikipedia). Includes vehicle towing, tire changes, battery service, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2892996270723975724">
505 Towing & roadside assistance
507 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_80" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Products, services, and information related to driver, passenger and vehicle safety. Includes vehicle and traffic codes, traffic signage and related equipment (e.g. traffic lights), traffic safety campaigns etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4337451575162195176">
508 Vehicle & traffic safety
510 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_81" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [vehicle parts and accessories, including auto body and interior, engine components, electronics, etc] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/5105021423436289531">
511 Vehicle parts & accessories
513 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_82" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Vehicle repair and maintenance, including auto mechanics, body shops and garages; excludes roadside assistance.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1327343024944705365">
514 Vehicle repair & maintenance
516 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_83" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [vehicle shopping services and information, including both online and offline sales and classsifieds] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1570908993266729935">
519 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_84" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [pre-owned vehicle listings, automotive classifieds and used vehicle dealers] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/6039885784743740565">
522 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_85" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [vehicles shows, expos, and conferences for manufacturers and other people in the industry, the specialized press, and/or enthusiasts] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7339196590922475651">
525 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_86" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [beauty, style, fashion and fitness; self-care, hygiene, body-image and wellness] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4884736190847523854">
528 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_87" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [tattoos, piercings, body art, body painting] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/6890484398428245875">
531 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_88" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [products and services meant to care for the face and body] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2128681789762099558">
534 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_89" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Products that are designed to reduce perspiration or conceal unpleasant bodily odors.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7677786914242125225">
535 Antiperspirants, deodorants & body sprays
537 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_90" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [body lotions, body creams, body oils, body butters; body washes and scrubs; hand and feet care; bubble bath products, bath salts and body deodorants] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3430584136022164066">
538 Bath & body products
540 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_91" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Clean beauty, also known as "green" or "natural", includes any beauty product that self describes as ethically sourced, natural, non toxic, and/or organic ingredients.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3706293287309434572">
543 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_92" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [all types of makeup and cosmetics] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/20502649613022378">
544 Make-up & cosmetics
546 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_93" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [nail polish, gel manicure products, nail appliques and nail art products, nail care tools, nail polish removers, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/6743998850604648325">
549 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_94" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [perfumes, colognes and other fragrances meant for the body] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7261881654549299715">
550 Perfumes & fragrances
552 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_95" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Instruments with a sharp blade, or combination of blades, used to remove or trim unwanted hair from the face or body; can be manual or electric.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1837367248073548846">
555 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_96" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [fashion media and publications, fashion design, style trends and advice] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1220764295986807342">
558 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_97" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [personal fitness, calisthenic and cardiovascular exercising, aerobics, fitness as a lifestyle] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3163088267288624590">
561 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_98" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [weight lifting, free weights and use of mechanical weight to increase and exhibit muscle mass] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8372304202830723542">
564 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_99" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [hair products; shampoos, conditioners, hair sprays, gels; also barbers and hair stylists] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8521800725470611514">
567 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_100" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Umbrella category that encompasses books and magazines, either as printed matter or in online reproductions; book retailers and resellers; the literary arts in general, including authors, book-collecting, specific genres and types of literature, literary programs and journals.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7203586559176706238">
568 Books & literature
570 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_101" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Books & literature written for children.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3549709581836871503">
571 Children's literature
573 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_102" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [poetry, either or an amateur or professional nature; poetic works, discussion of these] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8485083971562288882">
576 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_103" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Business services and industrial markets related to specific trades or specialized industries] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1139636249987410701">
577 Business & industrial
579 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_104" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [advertising, direct marketing, market research, public relations, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7743376233860216996">
580 Advertising & marketing
582 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_105" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [the professional field of sales; salespersons, methods of selling, sales agents and agencies, sales management, etc] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/512193652870293151">
585 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_106" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [growth and management of flora and fauna as a business, including farming, ranching, horticulture and forestry] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8652443110139521550">
586 Agriculture & forestry
588 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_107" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [food manufacture, processing, production, packaging and distribution on an industrial scale; "the food industry"] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1469567909605461312">
591 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_108" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [the design, engineering, manufacture, marketing and distribution of motor vehicles; news and media related to the auto industry itself, distinct from media and retailers oriented to a consumer audience] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7558774116019975260">
594 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_109" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [development, design, manufacture and operation of aircraft (not passenger flights in a travel context, or air cargo in a transportation context)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8310676113847687078">
597 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_110" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [ongoing recurring activities involved in the running of a business for the purpose of producing value for the stakeholders; includes business processes and strategies, workforce and executive management, and business modeling] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8504100719552366526">
600 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_111" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Flexible work arrangements empower an employee to choose what time they begin to work, where to work, and when they will stop work. The idea is to help manage work-life balance and benefits of FWA can include reduced employee stress and increased overall job satisfaction. (Source:Wikipedia)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4175404957300857059">
601 Flexible work arrangements
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606 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_113" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [lending funds to corporate bodies, local authorities and governments; commercial lenders offer loans backed by hard collateral; in most cases this is real estate, but it can also include factoring and other sources of collateral (source: Wikipedia)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/5014141623827278146">
609 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_114" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [construction of buildings and other structures, heavy construction (e.g. such as highways, power plants, and pipelines), additions, alterations, reconstruction, installation, and maintenance and repairs] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7532452534944861030">
610 Construction & maintenance
612 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_115" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [A professional engineering discipline that deals with the design, construction, and maintenance of the physical and naturally built environment, including works such as bridges, roads, canals, dams and buildings (source: Wikipedia); includes activities such as land surveying, structural engineering, geotechnical evaluation, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/6864982936777789322">
615 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_116" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [comprises government and commercial industry involved in research, development, production, and service of military material, equipment and facilities (source: Wikipedia)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1964667475519868379">
618 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_117" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [energy generation and development; technologies and the companies that are involved in energy production and distribution; private and public utilities] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4707317595881518891">
619 Energy & utilities
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622 Water supply & treatment
624 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_119" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [public hospitality services industries including, but not limited to, hotels, food service, casinos, and tourism] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7805678306890284096">
627 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_120" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [industrial production, in which raw materials are transformed into finished goods on a large scale] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7545704483923797515">
630 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_121" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [metals, minerals and ores; mining industry content] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7055969384991602250">
633 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_122" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Pharmaceuticals industry refers to drug discovery, development and manufacturing, and related medical research; biotechnology or biotech refers to the application of technology to biological materials for industrial or commercial use (for example, in biologically engineered food production)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/681287532573248832">
634 Pharmaceuticals & biotech
636 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_123" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [the printing and publishing industries; entities engaged in publishing and distributing newspapers, magazines, other periodicals, and books, as well as electronic materials; establishments involved in the manufacture, production, and distribution of print products, such as newspapers, books, periodicals, business forms, greeting cards, and other materials; includes companies that perform perform support activities, such as bookbinding, platemaking services, and data imaging (Source: ODP)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2613813704616662413">
637 Printing & publishing
639 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_124" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [industries and establishments that focus primarily on providing products and services to retailers; the B2B aspect of retailing and merchandising; not meant for online shops, but rather associations and services servicing the retail industry] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7797616431239921382">
642 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_125" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [private equity capital typically provided by professional, outside investors to new, high-potential-growth companies (startups) in exchange for equity, with an eye to profit from the company's growth] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7488525250137982815">
645 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_126" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Umbrella category that encompasses computing hardware and software, consumer and non-consumer electronics, computing for business or personal use.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8375584628751083797">
646 Computers & electronics
648 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_127" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [software or tools to fight spyware, adware, trojan horses, viruses, worms, etc] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3628161500907690952">
649 Antivirus & malware
651 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_128" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [computer devices that are not part of the essential computer (the processor, memory, and data paths) but are situated relatively close by; typically, input and output devices to a host computer, expanding the host's capabilities, but not forming part of the core computer architecture (Source: Wikipedia)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1309547678103520411">
654 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_129" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [electronic equipment intended for use by everyday people, not including computers] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3831373972074857037">
657 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_130" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [cameras and camcorders, including retailers, related information, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4178771562445010882">
658 Cameras & camcorders
660 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_131" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Devices and software that allow users to control home lighting, sound systems, monitor or control appliances, operate home security systems, etc., typically remotely.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7697871506067940404">
663 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_132" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [television and video equipment designed to reproduce at home the experience of being in a movie theater; includes home entertainment systems and related equipment] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4678594450183827584">
666 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_133" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Wearable products and devices that incorporate computer and advanced electronic technologies.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/5536255386518952322">
669 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_134" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [a desktop computer is a personal computer (PC) in a hardware configuration that makes it suitable for regular use at a fixed location, as opposed to a laptop or other mobile devices (source: Wikipedia); includes mini PCs] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/6925354490648875732">
672 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_135" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [personal computers designed for mobile use such as laptops, notebooks, and ultraportable PCs; includes 2-in-1 laptops, and Chromebooks] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4367973428696769541">
673 Laptops & notebooks
675 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_136" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [computing network security solutions, services, tools: firewalls, intrusion detection systems, denial of service prevention, etc] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1806105062543621981">
678 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_137" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [the engineering discipline concerned with the communication between computer systems or devices; a computer network is any set of computers or devices connected to each other with the ability to exchange data (source: Wikipedia)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3957825689644527533">
681 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_138" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [The practice of using a network of remote servers hosted on the Internet to store, manage, and process data, rather than a local server or a personal computer; the study and production of distributed systems, consisting of multiple autonomous computers that communicate through a computer network; includes concepts such as parallel, cluster and grid computing; high-performance computing which uses supercomputers and computer clusters to solve advanced computation problems (source: Wikipedia).] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3248986129510004039">
682 Distributed & cloud computing
684 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_139" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [the process of writing, testing, debugging/troubleshooting, and maintaining software] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7282364022001656702">
687 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_140" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [software refers to the programs and other operating information used by a computer; includes software applications and utilities, operating systems, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7409717756718834230">
690 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_141" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [software for use in sound production, recording, editing, and playback; also includes audio player software, digital audio workstation software, music composition and notation software, instrument simulation software, virtual synthesizer and studio software etc.; popular examples include Audacity, GarageBand, and Pro Tools] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2121682951166241388">
691 Audio & music software
693 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_142" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [desktop publishing is the creation of documents and publications that are properly formatted for print or electronic distribution; desktop publishing software can generate layouts and produce typographic quality text and images comparable to traditional typography and printing (source: Wikipedia); popular examples include Adobe InDesign, Microsoft Publisher, QuarkXPress, Serif PagePlus, and Scribus] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1855224727519238778">
696 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_143" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [freely available software, for general public use, typically available by download at no cost to the user or for an optional fee; this category is intended primarily for software content that advertises itself explicitly as free; includes web properties that aggregate free software content] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7474871584167254699">
697 Freeware & shareware
699 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_144" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [software for creating or manipulating visual images, graphics and/or animations; popular examples include CorelDraw, SketchBook, Adobe Illustrator, Inkscape, and Autodesk Maya] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2050639293586889823">
700 Graphics & animation software
702 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_145" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [An operating system (OS) is software, consisting of programs and data, that runs on computers to manage the computer's hardware and provide common services for efficient execution of various application software (Source: WIkipedia). Includes content related to various operating systems, various OS architectures and subcomponents, process management, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/5212139084339403436">
705 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_146" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [software used to manage or organize photo collections; software used to edit or retouch digital photos; popular examples include iPhoto, Adobe Photoshop, and Corel PaintShop Pro; includes related utilities and plug-ins] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/89992876854779967">
708 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_147" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [software for use in video production, recording, editing, and playback; also includes video player software, digital video workstation software; examples include Windows Movie Maker, iMovie, and Adobe After Effects] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8159620650642307448">
711 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_148" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Applications designed for browsing the web/internet. Web browsers enable users to access, navigate and interact with text, images, video and other media and information found on a web page located on the internet. Popular examples include Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, and Mozilla Firefox.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/5184464415905481973">
714 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_149" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Umbrella category that encompasses consumer and business financial services, such as banking, loans, credit, investing, insurance, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2844460539416377578">
717 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_150" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [services that combine various kinds of bookkeeping and accounting activities; products and services aiming at tracking business income and expenses and answer specific questions about the financial and tax status of an individual or business] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/956251474921720097">
718 Accounting & auditing
720 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_151" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [services that provide tax preparation or prepare taxes for people; includes advice and tips for both tax preparation.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4760464649248515637">
721 Tax preparation & planning
723 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_152" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [credit and debit card companies, offers and reviews] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3200267103650246507">
726 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_153" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [broadly, investment services and financial planning services; includes portfolio management planning and services; professional financial services oriented toward wealth management, estate planning or asset protection; professional money managers often carry the CFP (Certified Financial Planner) designation] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/5880850679805616279">
727 Financial planning & management
729 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_154" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [planning for retirement, pension plans, annuities, individual retirement accounts, 401k, pensions, social security, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8609879096232646964">
730 Retirement & pension
732 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_155" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [public and private grants, fellowships, and other sources of public funding or financial assistance for special projects and/or business, educational or organizational pursuits] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/34160357033579408">
733 Grants, scholarships & financial aid
735 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_156" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [financial support and other grants, both private and governmental, that are awarded to support academic study; unlike student loans, there is no expectation of eventual debt repayment; includes information, such as advice from users and experts and reviews of financial programs] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1870017364785985714">
736 Study grants & scholarships
738 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_157" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [mortgages and mortgage companies; home loans and lenders; the process of procuring financing to purchase a home or other residential real estate] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/5118652265814965911">
741 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_158" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [insurance agents, carriers and claims; actuarial science & services; financial guaranty; risk management] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3741900859008836651">
744 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_159" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [motor vehicle insurance; insurance for cars and trucks] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4604321306087491479">
747 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_160" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [insurance coverage for medical expenses, health insurance providers who either directly reimburse the insured party or pay the medical care providers for any financial liability incurred from illness or injury] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1117176005604181710">
750 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_161" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [the type of property insurance that covers private homes; fire insurance, burglary insurance, earthquake insurance, flood insurance, acts of god insurance, tornado insurance, weather-related insurance, hurricane insurance, breaking and entry insurance, b & e insurance, property insurance, renters insurance] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/9147523895969579006">
753 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_162" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [a contract between an insurance policy holder and an insurer, where the insurer promises to pay a designated beneficiary a sum of money (the "benefits") upon the death of the insured person (Source: Wikipedia)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8531475784994978055">
756 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_163" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [insurance that is intended to cover medical expenses, financial default of travel suppliers, and other losses incurred while traveling, either within one's own country, or internationally (Source: Wikipedia)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/637641992572614367">
759 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_164" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [products, information and services centered around securities (like stocks, bonds, or mutual funds), commodities, derivative, or real-estate trusts] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8494705151771539693">
762 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_165" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [content about commodities, futures, derivatives, and options on futures; also, investing and trading in precious metals (distinct from industrial extraction services: see "Metals & Mining")] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3111774353950510496">
763 Commodities & futures trading
765 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_166" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [currency conversion and exchange; FOREX brokerages, guides, research and analysis] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/6961181346456305845">
766 Currencies & foreign exchange
768 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_167" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [investment funds that can undertake a wider range of investment and trading activities than other funds, but which is only open for investment from particular types of investors specified by regulators; these investors are typically institutions, such as pension funds, university endowments and foundations, or high net worth individuals; hedge funds invest in a diverse range of assets, but they most commonly trade liquid securities on public markets; they also employ a wide variety of investment strategies, and make use of techniques such as short selling and leverage (Source: WIkipedia)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7606689751494500303">
771 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_168" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [mutual funds are professionally managed types of collective investment schemes that pool money from many investors to buy stocks, bonds, short-term money market instruments, and/or other securities (Source: Wikipedia)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8368907615403624994">
774 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_169" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [content related to stocks, bonds, and other securities; news, research and resources about securities and exchanges, equities and bond markets] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2272646388087840746">
777 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_170" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [personal loans commonly refers to unsecured consumer lending, signature loans or unsecured loans; these loans are often used by borrowers for small purchases such as computers, home improvements, vacations or unexpected expenses, like medical bills (Source: Wikipedia)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7274332815460521387">
780 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_171" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [loans designed to help students pay for post-secondary education and the associated fees, such as tuition, books and supplies, and living expenses (source: Wikipedia)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/779541846953867896">
781 Student loans & college financing
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786 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_173" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [content related to cooking, recipes, and various world cuisines] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8247360513054075859">
787 Cooking & recipes
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792 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_175" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [content about global, ethnic and regional cuisines; recipes and dishes originating from a distinct world region or culture; a set of cooking traditions and dishes centered around certain regional staples and cooking ingredients] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2546001021118496817">
795 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_176" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [vegetarian cuisine, food, and recipes; meatless diets and meat substitutes] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2591240715795040171">
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801 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_178" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [recipes, menus, resources and tips for healthy cooking, eating and diet; cooking and eating with a mind to improving health and nutrition] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8449517581244298760">
804 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_179" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [grocery stores, grocers, supermarkets, food markets and other food retailers; includes major food retail chains] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1431338466612002800">
805 Food & grocery retailers
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810 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_181" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Games played with a cue stick and various numbers of balls on a cloth-covered table. Examples include pool, snooker, and carom billiards.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8987183253095541102">
813 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_182" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [any game which uses cards (of any sort) as its primary gameplay device] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3594644188208961363">
816 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_183" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [any electronic game that uses a video screen to display gameplay, whether through a computer, game console, or portable device such as a tablet or phone] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/352068353645394673">
817 Computer & video games
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820 Action & platform games
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825 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_186" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Games with extremely simple gameplay that are targeted to a mass audience and typically playable over short sessions. These include Tetris, Bejeweled, Angry Birds, Candy Crush Saga, Pac-Man, and Diner Dash.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/376563557744501929">
828 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_187" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Organized competitions between professional or amateur computer and video game players, also known as eSports (source: Wikipedia).] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8171522680026276978">
829 Competitive video gaming
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832 Massively multiplayer games
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835 Music & dance games
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840 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_191" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [simulated video games depicting an indoor or outdoor sports game or activity according to rules] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3944988229755250972">
843 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_192" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Games that focus on skillful thinking and planning, often featuring a god-like view of the game world where the player controls units under their command. Overlaps with multiplayer online battle arenas (MOBAs) and tactics-based games. Examples include Civilization, Worms, Warcraft, League of Legends, Defense of the Ancients (DotA), and Fire Emblem.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1922669055530508308">
846 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_193" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [games and activities that feature painting, drawing, or coloring] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4129327327046722216">
847 Drawing & coloring
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852 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_195" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [a sport in which two or four players hit a lightweight, hollow ball back and forth to each other with paddles over a hard table divided by a net; often called "ping pong"] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2947570596592037239">
855 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_196" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Umbrella category that encompasses recreational, leisure and lifestyle pastimes and hobbies] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8047450332599359680">
856 Hobbies & leisure
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861 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_198" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [the anniversary of one's birth or a particular day of the year associated with one's given name; birthday and name day gifts, celebrations, events and occasions] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1900888872496185732">
862 Birthdays & name days
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865 Diving & underwater activities
867 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_200" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [those arts and crafts that use plant, animal, or synthetic fibers to construct practical or decorative objects; also, a style of fine art which uses textiles such as fabric, yarn, and natural and synthetic fibers; includes needlework, quilting, and other fabric arts (Source: Wikipedia)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7320750072644192681">
868 Fiber & textile arts
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873 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_202" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [fishing as sports or recreation] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2939899117911867601">
876 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_203" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [all types of hunting for sport, both in competition and for recreation; also, recreation shooting, to include archery, target and skeet shooting] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/166910095049954514">
877 Hunting & shooting
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882 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_205" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [remotely controlled model cars, boats, airplanes, etc.; hobby model building and other miniature and to-scale models] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3363466958969091079">
883 Radio control & modeling
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888 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_207" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Umbrella category that encompasses products and services for the home, yard, garden and outdoor environs.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2066460565081379253">
891 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_208" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Gardening resources, supplies and equipment (e.g. pruning shears, gardening gloves, etc.)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8054463204383392781">
894 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_209" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [decorations for the home and residential interior; household organization and do-it-yourself projects for the home; examples: Good Housekeeping and Martha Stewart] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8420059947372759747">
895 Home & interior decor
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900 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_211" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [products, services and resources related to home repair, remodeling and renovation] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4935350966824227117">
903 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_212" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [content related to products and services to secure the home in event of crime, disaster or emergency; to include smoke detectors and alarms, fire extinguishers, home safes, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7593630526179557624">
904 Home safety & security
906 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_213" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Consumable items for the home, including products for food storage, laundry, house cleaning, and waste disposal.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7677533781953817028">
909 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_214" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Landscape design, landscape architecture and site enhancement, i.e. the improvement of the aesthetic appearance of outdoor areas, landmarks, and structures by changing its contours, adding ornamental features, or planting trees and shrubs. (Source: Wikipedia.)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7629152298955251873">
912 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_215" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [products and services that allow users to communicate through internet, telephony, cable, and radio; access providers and other services that enable or supplement web navigation, web publishing, web monetization, or web communication] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2440988220307383672">
913 Internet & telecom
915 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_216" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [An email service provider, mailbox provider, or mail service provider is a provider of email hosting. It implements email servers to send, receive, accept, and store email for other organizations or end users, on their behalf. (Source: Wikipedia)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1987431586656129541">
918 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_217" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Internet access plans, including dial-up, DSL, cable modem, wireless or dedicated high-speed access, and the companies that provide users with them.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4822825857214982005">
919 Internet service providers (ISPs)
921 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_218" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Plans and services for phones, whether landline or mobile. Companies that facilitate landline telephone service and provide long distance or local calling plans, as well as wireless carriers. Also includes mobile broadband providers.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8095959427480563136">
922 Phone service providers
924 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_219" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [a system that allows users to search for information on the internet such as Google, Bing, Yahoo! Search, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1055826165163308557">
927 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_220" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [a mobile phone offering advanced capabilities beyond calling and texting, such as music playback, cameras, internet connection, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4069828937326256925">
930 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_221" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [a conference with participants in different locations linked by telecommunications devices; teleconferencing or videoconferencing can happen over the phone, internet, video, etc; includes teleconferencing and videoconferencing equipment, services and technologies] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/5386101597996462971">
933 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_222" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [mobile and web-based text, image, and multimedia messaging technology (i.e. texting, instant messaging, SMS, and MMS); includes apps and services such as WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, WeChat, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4406295034200984908">
934 Text & instant messaging
936 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_223" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [applications that are accessed via web browser; also, computer software applications that are coded in a browser-supported language (such as HTML, JavaScript, Java, etc.) and reliant on a common web browser to render the applications executable (source: Wikipedia)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8151692501266701245">
937 Web apps & online tools
939 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_224" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [The creation and development of websites, which encompass aspects such as page layout, typography, content development, user experience design, graphic design, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3824728791744408878">
940 Web design & development
942 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_225" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [services that allow users to set up their own website and make it accessible via the World Wide Web, usually by providing storage space on a server] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4300487829870464543">
945 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_226" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Umbrella category that encompasses all content about education, jobs, careers, or vocational training.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4517581546201111862">
948 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_227" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [educational institutions, process and practice] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4419501367263333275">
951 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_228" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Conferences and related events for researchers and academics to present and discuss their work; academic or scientific journals (academic work published in journal article, book or thesis form); also, the subfield of publishing which distributes academic research and scholarship (source: Wikipedia).] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8052702820668451885">
952 Academic conferences & publications
954 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_229" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Public and private colleges and universities; educational institutions at the tertiary level and beyond. Includes community and junior colleges, as well as graduate programs.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/6351926515676847103">
955 Colleges & universities
957 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_230" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Educational opportunities and resources available for students who are not physically present at a school, typically for the purpose of completing a degree. Distance learning is often conducted online or by mail: using correspondence, audio and video media, software, study guides, online discussion groups, e-mail, etc. Does not include micro-courses and massive online courses (MOOCs) that cannot be taken towards a university degree.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1866911147020514155">
960 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_231" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Pre-school and kindergarten; training, curriculum, sites and organizations for the education for very young children] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1010499748215693913">
961 Early childhood education
963 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_232" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [The education of children between the ages of 0-5 years old, prior to the commencement of compulsory education at primary school. In the United Kingdom it is called nursery school. In the United States the terms 'preschool' and 'Pre-K' (pre-Kindergarten) are used (source: Wikipedia).] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3090218931101237041">
966 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_233" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [the education of children at home and in the community (typically by parents, co-ops or professional tutors), as opposed to in a public or private school] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2544571709434028206">
969 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_234" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [standardized testing, including admissions testing, skills evaluation testing and other professional evaluations; products and services relating to the preparation for standardized examinations] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/9085661686341876683">
970 Standardized & admissions tests
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973 Vocational & continuing education
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978 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_237" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [advice and resources for career enhancement, career selection and exploration of career choices] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1446641408166840112">
979 Career resources & planning
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984 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_239" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [umbrella category that covers legal, government, military, public safety, and social institutions and services] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2081116017671486756">
987 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_240" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [crime and punishment: penal code and prison system, judicial sentencing, criminal activities, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/6921091197595128322">
990 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_241" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [law-related content, to include: law firms, legal information, primary legal materials, paralegal services, legal publications and technology, expert witnesses, litigation consultants, and other legal service providers] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2207448743982657883">
993 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_242" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [specific lawyers and law firms; also, legal consultants and legal service providers providing services to legal professionals] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7714825855460112240">
996 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_243" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Coverage of current developments in local and world affairs, politics, sports, business and finance, technology and gossip.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8973913434480581401">
999 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_244" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [news on the state of national and global economies; economic trends, official statistics and indicators; consumer and employment reports] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2709641167996618879">
1002 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_245" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [news coverage of interest to a smaller geographic area, town, city, region or state; newspapers or broadcast news outlets that focus a significant amount of coverage on the city, metro, county or local level] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/5789359360876243217">
1005 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_246" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [the aspect of corporate strategy, corporate finance and management dealing with the buying, selling and combining of different companies that can finance a company in a given industry or help it grow rapidly without having to create another business entity\r\n\r\n(Source: Wikipedia.)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/5017727352413071511">
1006 Mergers & acquisitions
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1014 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_249" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [news content roughly corresponding to the "world news" sections of major news outlets like the BBC, New York Times, and CNN; news stories related to events that involve multiple nations or representatives of multiple nations, or that have a global impact] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1205620894610060765">
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1021 Dating & personals
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1024 Forum & chat providers
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1029 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_254" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Umbrella category that encompasses social groups and social issues based on personal identity, cultural traditions, family, faith and personal beliefs; "special interest" groups and communities; communities based on age, gender, ethnicity, religion, political affiliation or lifestyle choice; the scientific study of people and social groups in the "social sciences".] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/5098251294806643822">
1030 People & society
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1033 Family & relationships
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1036 Ancestry & genealogy
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1041 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_258" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [pregnancy and maternity; baby and child care; parenting and child rearing] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1488150639148112584">
1044 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_259" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [agencies, organizations, facilitators and other resources that deal with child adoption and fostering] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3454817014379856183">
1047 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_260" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [products and services for newborns, babies, and children between the ages of one and three; content related to care and nurture of children in the first years of their life] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4781411966627663176">
1048 Babies & toddlers
1050 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_261" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Content about making the internet a safe place for children and young people. Includes parental controls, monitoring services, educational resources, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/5965261215029338496">
1051 Child internet safety
1053 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_262" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [content appealing to science fiction and fantasy fans] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/279327516333715085">
1054 Science fiction & fantasy
1056 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_263" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Umbrella category that encompasses pets, wildlife, and associated resources and services; does not apply in zoological or agricultural contexts (e.g., does not apply to scientific literature about primate behavior; commercial pig farming content, etc.)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1341220933436852053">
1059 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_264" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [products used to feed, house, train, entertain, or care for pets including mammals, fish, insects, reptiles and birds] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/5726544825531472420">
1060 Pet food & pet care supplies
1062 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_265" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [pets; domesticated and companion animals] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4459727713618527003">
1065 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_266" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [birds kept as pets; care of birds; bird breeding and bird enthusiasts] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/863515016486438782">
1068 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_267" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [cats kept as pets; care of cats; cat breeding and cat enthusiasts] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/5655262829025444474">
1071 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_268" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [dogs kept as pets; care of dogs; dog breeding and dog enthusiasts] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1561957233914013210">
1074 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_269" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [fish kept as pets; freshwater and saltwater aquatic animals kept in aquaria; fishkeeping and aquarium hobbyists] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4279675338672759481">
1077 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_270" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [reptiles and amphibians kept as pets; to include pet snakes, lizards, turtles, frogs, etc; herpetology and reptile husbandry] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3251873092249745541">
1078 Reptiles & amphibians
1080 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_271" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [veterinarians and veterinary science; professionals and professional services involved in the prevention and treatment of animal disease and all the health issues of animals; the improvement of animal husbandry] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8243386205257498259">
1083 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_272" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Umbrella category that encompasses any products or services related to real estate, such as real estate agencies, listings, appraisals, inspections, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8519643931661372774">
1086 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_273" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [listings and content related to undeveloped land, lots and acreage; includes farmland, hunting properties, building parcels] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1719753255024203063">
1089 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_274" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [vacation property for sale, timeshare properties, second homes, etc.; excludes vacation property rentals] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/883294268497665400">
1090 Timeshares & vacation properties
1092 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_275" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Umbrella category that encompasses reference material such as dictionaries, thesauruses, encyclopedias, directories, language and grammar resources, faqs, tutorials; also, educational materials relevant to specific disciplines like the humanities, sciences and social sciences.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2827195501070385944">
1095 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_276" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Materials whose primary purpose is to facilitate learning (e.g. textbooks, educational videos, etc); collections of information intended to educate. Does not include content related to lesson planning, classroom management, thematic units, or resources for teachers to prepare lectures and classes.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8343639099956376061">
1096 Educational resources
1098 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_277" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [foreign language education; education resources for non-native speakers of a second (or third, etc) language; specifically, foreign language courses, tutoring, and self-teaching education software] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/11328112605926338">
1099 Foreign language study
1101 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_278" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [FAQs, help content, tutorials, expert content, do-it-yourself content, how-to content] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/6600033035270447997">
1102 How-to, DIY & expert content
1104 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_279" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Umbrella category that encompasses the natural sciences, e.g. physics, life sciences, earth sciences, mathematics, engineering, and technology. It excludes the study of human society and behavior such as social sciences, economics, psychology.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8912141049970223361">
1107 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_280" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Virtual reality is an immersive, computer-simulated technology with many applications in entertainment, training, design, and therapy. Augmented reality blends virtual technology with elements from the real-world environment to enhance the user's perception of reality with images, sounds, or other generated information. (Source: Wikipedia)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2897011691058278039">
1108 Augmented & virtual reality
1110 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_281" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [the life sciences, to include botany, zoology, microbiology, biochemistry, and genetics] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7168766670076538552">
1113 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_282" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [the science of heredity and variation in living organisms; the study of genes] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7975147582536260852">
1116 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_283" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [The physical science related to studies of various atoms, molecules, crystals and other aggregates of matter whether in isolation or combination, which incorporates the concepts of energy and entropy in relation to the spontaneity of chemical processes.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3864615371872269415">
1119 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_284" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [ecology and environmental sciences; the study of ecosystems and species interaction] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7521728702803249166">
1120 Ecology & environment
1122 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_285" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [the field encompassing the study of the composition, structure, physical properties, dynamics, and history of Earth materials, and the processes by which they are formed, moved, and changed (Source: Wikipedia)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4714007324363906459">
1125 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_286" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [the branch of computer science which aims to create intelligent machines, or model human cognition, language and knowledge; includes subfields such as machine learning, intelligent systems design, cybernetics and computational neuroscience] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4024369817630603608">
1126 Machine learning & artificial intelligence
1128 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_287" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [the science of matter and its motion, as well as space and time] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4110708376238087773">
1131 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_288" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [the science and technology of robots, and their design, manufacture, and application (Source: Wikipedia)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8370266446203965877">
1134 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_289" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Umbrella category that encompasses consumer-oriented content, such as online retailers, brick and mortar shops, product comparisons, and customer services; excludes business-to-business purchasing and procurement.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4366652724945803153">
1137 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_290" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [a collectible object such as a piece of furniture or work of art that has a high value because of its age and quality; vintage items and collectible merchandise (items valued and sought by collectors)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3157196244168765800">
1138 Antiques & collectibles
1140 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_291" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [apparel for infants, boys and girls, to include retailers that specialize in this apparel] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1013801664713141760">
1141 Children's clothing
1143 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_292" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [resources for shoppers before and after a purchase; includes product and service information so that consumers can make informed purchasing decisions; customer services that protect consumers from fraud or abuse, reward loyalty, or guarantee the life or functionality of a product or service] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3496872838858082501">
1146 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_293" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [coupons, coupon codes, rebates, and vouchers; deal aggregators; and significant discount events such as Black Friday and holiday sales] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/6034955000931327113">
1147 Coupons & discount offers
1149 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_294" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [outfits or disguises worn for holidays, festivals, theme parties, or similar occasions] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/640872172634141037">
1152 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_295" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [retail flowers, floral arrangements and flower-based gifts, including flower delivery services] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4459254689584399041">
1155 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_296" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [apparel and clothing accessories for men, to include brands and retails that specialize in menswear] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3272155990104831869">
1158 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_297" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [products related to holiday celebrations, parties and other special occasions] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3334915833986293768">
1159 Party & holiday supplies
1161 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_298" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [apparel and clothing accessories for women, to include brands and retails that specialize in women's apparel] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3562830092129675869">
1162 Women's clothing
1164 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_299" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Umbrella category that encompasses all team and individual sports, at both professional and amateur level; includes products and services associated with sport.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7688311912769068093">
1167 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_300" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [American football, Canadian football, and arena football] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/383417521473450887">
1170 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_301" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Australian rules football, officially known as Australian football, also called football, footy or Aussie rules (and in some regions called ? erroneously ? AFL, after the Australian Football League, the only fully professional Australian rules football league ; a sport played between two teams of 22 players (18 on the field, and four interchanges) on either an Australian rules football ground, a modified cricket field or another modified sports venue (Source: Wikipedia)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3488831683927398268">
1173 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_302" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [a motorsport involving the racing of cars for competition. Includes formula one, off-road, stock car, among other types of auto racing.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7580055674058533868">
1176 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_303" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [baseball & softball] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/5846183276439397724">
1179 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_304" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [indoor basketball, streetball (street basketball), etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8164083822794853176">
1182 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_305" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [the sport of bowling, with particular emphasis on ten-pin bowling] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/312182251545064223">
1185 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_306" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [a combat sport in which two people throw punches at each other] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8111928385046363700">
1188 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_307" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [cheerleading organizations and competitions] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7463080506922507397">
1191 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_308" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [collegiate athletics, sports teams, sports events] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4925586985884604647">
1194 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_309" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [an open-air game played on a large grass field with ball, bats, and two wickets, between teams of eleven players, the object of the game being to score more runs than the opposition] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8462040086381074472">
1197 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_310" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [cycling as a competitive sport or as a recreational or fitness activity] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/5103019602023096180">
1200 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_311" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [horse riding and breeding as a sport and for show; show jumping, dressage, endurance riding, vaulting, polo, etc] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1067319762809747789">
1203 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_312" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Any sport or activity with an extraordinarily high perceived level of inherent danger and risk for serious physical harm, sometimes performed primarily for thrill] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/333816567700263326">
1206 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_313" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [climbing for recreation, exercise, sport or challenge; includes bouldering, rock climbing, mountaineering, ice climbing, canyoning, etc] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/502272895784682665">
1207 Climbing & mountaineering
1209 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_314" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [a fantasy sport (also known as rotisserie, roto, or owner simulation), a game where participants act as owners to build a team that competes against other fantasy owners based on the statistics generated by the real individual players or teams of a professional sport (Source: Wikipedia); not exclusively computer-based, fantasy sports typically involve multiple players engaged a season-long simulation in real-time] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1960681730662566492">
1212 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_315" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [golf, mini golf, disc golf, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4099279999161330956">
1215 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_316" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [artistic gymnastics, rhythmic gymnastics, acrobatics, vaulting, trampoline, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/539663162575982626">
1218 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_317" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [ice hockey, field hockey, roller hockey, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4964073484737149944">
1221 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_318" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [outdoor and indoor ice skating, both for recreation and competitive or professional sport] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8543385062822290830">
1224 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_319" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Martial arts are codified systems and traditions of combat practices, which are practiced for a number of reasons: as self-defense, military and law enforcement applications, mental and spiritual development; as well as entertainment and the preservation of a nation's intangible cultural heritage (source: Wikipedia)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1827162993061037345">
1227 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_320" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [motorcycle races of all varieties, both on and off road, as well as hill climbs and land speed record trials] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2678678615741797272">
1230 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_321" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [content about the Summer and Winter Olympic Games, including the general content related to the history of the Games] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2336949114801585764">
1233 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_322" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [a style of football named after Rugby School in the United Kingdom, it is seen most prominently in two current sports, rugby league and rugby union (Source: Wikipedia)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/5448547304107738833">
1236 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_323" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [running and walking as a recreational activity, for fitness or pleasure; also, running and walking sports, including freestyle walking, racewalking, cross country, marathons, road running, trail running, etc] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/47392603994513150">
1237 Running & walking
1239 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_324" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [a group of sports or recreational activities, primarily conducted in winter climates and environments, using skis or snowboards as primary equipment] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7439014877870789073">
1240 Skiing & snowboarding
1242 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_325" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [association football (a.k.a. soccer)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2227399069328296048">
1245 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_326" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [surfing is a surface water sport in which the surfer rides a surfboard on the crest and face of a wave which is carrying the surfer towards the shore; three major subdivisions within stand-up surfing are longboarding, shortboarding, and stand up paddle surfing; bodysurfing involves riding the wave without a board, and is considered by some to be the purest form of surfing (source: Wikipedia)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/5437790103348544442">
1248 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_327" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [the aquatic sport of swimming involves competition amongst participants to be the fastest over a given distance under self propulsion; different distances are swum in different levels of competition (Source: Wikipedia)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/6978968426342204396">
1251 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_328" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [tennis players, matches, competitions, and related media; tennis is a sport usually played between two players (singles) or between two teams of two players each (doubles); each player uses a racket that is strung to strike a hollow rubber ball covered with felt over a net into the opponent's court (Source: Wikipedia)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/5911104555345590858">
1254 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_329" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [various athletic contests based on the skills of running, jumping, and throwing (source: Wikipedia); examples include sprints, hurdles, race walks, and distance runs on a track, and jumps, vaults, and throwing events on a field] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1172848219017882195">
1257 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_330" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [indoor volleyball, beach volleyball, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/6257460393849946294">
1260 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_331" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [grappling-based combat sports, such as arm wrestling, greco-roman wrestiling, american wrestling, sumo wrestling, lucha libre, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/5041682049381135476">
1263 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_332" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Umbrella category that encompasses travel and tourism, to include travel products and services, tourist destinations, and all modes of (non industrial) transportation.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3544337312994447546">
1264 Travel & transportation
1266 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_333" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [adventure travel and tours; strenuous travel for vigorous travelers off the typical tourism circuit; to include jungle expeditions, safaris, whitewater rafting tours, extreme backpacking tours, etc] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/5173047300100980905">
1269 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_334" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [airlines, airfare, budget airfares, frequent flyer programs, charters, airports etc] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/203867448899179230">
1272 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_335" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Travel undertaken for work or business purposes, as opposed to other types of travel, such as for leisure purposes or regularly commuting between one's home and workplace. Common reasons for business travel include attending meetings, conferences, exhibitions, and incentive trips. (Source: Wikipedia)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8026738780137821201">
1275 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_336" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [car rental, hire car, or car hire agency are companies that rent automobiles for short periods of time, generally ranging from a few hours to a few weeks. includes peer to peer car rentals. (source: Wikipedia)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8401988302167662697">
1278 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_337" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [pleasure cruises, chartered boats and yachts, ferry service and water transport] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3808986732150625564">
1279 Cruises & charters
1281 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_338" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Travel focused on families traveling with children.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/662299721322582259">
1284 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_339" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Romantic travel - e.g. honeymoons, anniversaries, weekend getaways for couples, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4792515542726292732">
1285 Honeymoons & romantic getaways
1287 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_340" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [hotels, motels, inns, resorts, bed & breakfasts, hostels, etc] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1593901441731372065">
1288 Hotels & accommodations
1290 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_341" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [land-based public transportation services like buses and railways that cover longer distances than city transit systems] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7179861189647095673">
1291 Long distance bus & rail
1293 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_342" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [All types of low cost travel carriers and last minute travel deals, including flights, hotel bookings, cruises, vacation packages, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8412352521613865661">
1294 Low cost & last minute travel
1296 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_343" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [travel products and personal items such as luggage, travel bags, suitcase tags and other accessories that facilitate long-distance travel] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/5980171530827030093">
1297 Luggage & travel accessories
1299 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_344" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [content specific to individual tourist destinations; popular attractions and sites of interest; specialized destination guides for distinct travel locales; also, individual boards of tourism] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7923352816810946078">
1300 Tourist destinations
1302 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_345" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [seaside resort and popular beach or island vacation destinations] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3968628705007948901">
1303 Beaches & islands
1305 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_346" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [state and national parks and forests; city parks and botanical gardens] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/5861060413004625161">
1306 Regional parks & gardens
1308 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_347" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [amusement or theme parks: a collection of rides and other entertainment attractions assembled for the purpose of entertaining a large group of people] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2774404912928084263">
1311 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_348" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [parks, aquariums and sanctuaries dedicated to the collection and display of wildlife (including sea life) to a public audience] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2945765054327967005">
1312 Zoos, aquariums & preserves
1314 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V1_TOPIC_ID_349" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [amateur and professional publications, directories and portals related to traveling and tourism; travel guides, travel blogs, travel periodicals, etc] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2340477805275742936">
1315 Travel guides & travelogues
1318 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_350" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Entertainment news media, and popular culture celebrities (e.g. the Kardashians). Content on the professional and private lives of the aforementioned celebrities.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2359507604498937230">
1319 Celebrities & Entertainment News
1321 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_351" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [umbrella category covering comics, cartoons, and animated films and tv series] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7112466056859718834">
1322 Comics & Animation
1324 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_352" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [entertainment event listings and calendars; resources providing information such as dates and times of concerts, exhibitions, performances, showings, airdates, and similar entertainment events] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/396996609836026629">
1325 Events & Listings
1327 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_353" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [bars, pubs, music clubs, nightclubs, entertainment venues, parties, raves, and other evening social events] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2946823013311370588">
1328 Bars, Clubs & Nightlife
1330 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_354" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [event tickets and ticket vendor services] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2478916950884289760">
1333 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_355" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Expos, exhibitions and conventions; not limited to trade or industry fairs and events, but encompassing events for fans and enthusiasts, such as comic conventions, gardening expos, political conventions, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/6527097077229847169">
1334 Expos & Conventions
1336 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_356" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [festivals and competitions where movies are presented, promoted, workshopped, etc] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/6698840165378088130">
1339 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_357" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [food and wine festivals; food and wine tasting events; beverage festivals; public cooking competitions, like chili cook-offs, etc] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1608643420194689630">
1340 Food & Beverage Events
1342 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_358" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Sci-fi films featuring futuristic elements such as spacecrafts, robots, cyborgs, interstellar space travel or other technologies; fantasy films featuring magic, supernatural events, mythology, folklore, or exotic fantasy worlds (source: Wikipedia).] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3001105446079599729">
1343 Science Fiction & Fantasy Films
1345 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_359" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [resources for professional or amateur DJs: DJ turntables, media controllers and mixing equipment; DJ lighting, equipment cases and other support equipment] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7998961768145776715">
1346 DJ Resources & Equipment
1348 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_360" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [a genre of rock music that developed in the late 1960s and early 1970s, largely in the United Kingdom and the United States; heavy metal is traditionally characterized by loud distorted guitars, emphatic rhythms, dense bass-and-drum sound, and vigorous vocals] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2589158100489252173">
1351 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_361" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [arts, such as dance, drama, opera, comedy and magic, that are performed live before an audience] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/6755545426696948379">
1354 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_362" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [a form of theatre combining music, songs, spoken dialogue and dance; since the early 20th century, musical theatre stage works have generally been called simply, "musicals"; They may be presented in large venues, such as big budget West End and Broadway theatre productions in London and New York City, or in smaller Fringe Theatre, Off-Broadway or regional productions, on tour, or by amateur groups in schools, theatres and other performance spaces
1356 (Source: Wikipedia)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/219984125523124545">
1357 Broadway & Musical Theater
1359 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_363" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [television programming and digital video content, inclusive of terrestrial television station broadcasts (including cable & satellite programming), as well as online video distributors, on both the Youtube model of uploaded video clips, and the Hulu model of live video content streaming or on-demand; also, all content related to TV shows and TV celebrities (as opposed to television sets, equipment and technologies)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2085024451619235602">
1362 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_364" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Video content delivered live over the internet as it happens. Sports, award shows, video gaming playthroughs, and other live events different from TV shows and movies; live video streaming platforms that allow customers to broadcast live video content (e.g. Livestream, Ustream). Does not include static webcam feeds such as surf cams and traffic cams.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7308797941653136766">
1363 Live Video Streaming
1365 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_365" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Services that enable users to stream (either live or on demand) or download movies, series, and TV programming (e.g. Netflix, Hulu, Sling TV, Google Play, YouTube Red, etc.) Does not include movie & tv show torrents.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2380941492613469812">
1366 Movie & TV Streaming
1368 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_366" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [television programs in which members of the public or celebrities, sometimes as part of a team, play a game which involves answering questions or solving problems usually for money and/or prizes (Source: Wikipedia)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7460183592518504461">
1371 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_367" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [television programs where one person (or a group of people) will discuss various topics put forth by a talk show host; also known as "chat shows" (British); includes late-night talk shows, where guests are often celebrities (Source: Wikipedia)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8792877577188280873">
1374 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_368" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [architecture as an art or design process; architectural styles and architectural history; architectural firms, tools, and services] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/280188126952874844">
1377 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_369" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [bicycles for sport and leisure; bike retailers and customization services] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2369739359326640788">
1378 Bicycles & Accessories
1380 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_370" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [any consumer vehicle designed to float or navigate on the water (e.g. ships, boats, rafts, yachts, etc)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2298642330922208936">
1381 Boats & Watercraft
1383 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_371" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [enclosed vehicles equipped with living space and amenities, either towed or autonomous] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3499717342642444177">
1386 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_372" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [motor vehicles for business use or for use in carrying commercial goods or passengers; includes semi-trucks, coaches, buses, and vehicles for cargo, freight and mass passenger transportation] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/5849794389341191428">
1389 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_373" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Cars larger than subcompacts but smaller than mid-size cars. Also known as small family cars and C-segment cars, examples include the Toyota Corolla, Honda Civic, Volkswagen Golf, Ford Focus, and Hyundai Elantra. Excludes other vehicle classes such as compact crossovers, compact trucks, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2782278835648522274">
1392 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_374" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Vehicles with a diesel engine; examples include the Volkswagen TDI, Mercedes-Benz BlueTEC, and Ram EcoDiesel.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1636266439963807902">
1395 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_375" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Vehicles with fully electric or plug-in hybrid powertrains; examples include the Tesla Model S, Toyota Prius Plug-in, and Chevrolet Volt.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8317889414201733777">
1396 Electric & Plug-In Vehicles
1398 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_376" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Cars that self-identify or are generally perceived to be very sporty, designed for spirited performance and nimble handling. Examples include the Mazda MX-5 Miata, Subara WRX, Chevrolet Camaro & Corvette, BMW M3, Porsche 911, and Lamborghini Huracán.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3961752778680257230">
1401 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_377" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [consumer vehicles with larger cargo and passenger capacities than regular cars; these vehicles span many segments, from family minivans, to heavy duty pickup trucks, to SUVs, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/5689947657930380559">
1402 Trucks, Vans & SUVs
1404 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_378" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [After-market parts that alter the performance of a passenger vehicle, usually improving or enhancing its appearance; different than "stock" parts that would be one-to-one replacements of the parts originally on the car.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3254774693241811093">
1405 High Performance & Aftermarket Auto Parts
1407 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_379" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [vehicle wheels and tires] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1537468052207777236">
1408 Vehicle Wheels & Tires
1410 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_380" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Beauty salons, tanning salons, nail salons, spas, beauty resorts, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2599923065924451726">
1411 Beauty Services & Spas
1413 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_381" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Manicure & Pedicure services] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/6598357915903500532">
1414 Manicures & Pedicures
1416 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_382" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [training and resources for beauty professionals; includes cosmetology, beauty schools, barber schools, esthetician schools, etc., as well as related equipment and other professional resources] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/6159187064997038172">
1417 Cosmetology & Beauty Professionals
1419 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_383" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [soap, personal hygiene products, toiletries, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/9089258902053851127">
1420 Hygiene & Toiletries
1422 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_384" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Feminine hygiene products (also called menstrual products) are personal care products used by women to help with menstrual period and related fluids; includes menstrual pads, cups, tampons, pantiliners, etc. (Source: Wikipedia)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1850019532870493035">
1423 Feminine Hygiene Products
1425 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_385" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [products for personal body, nail, and skin care] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8210782098897035516">
1426 Skin & Nail Care
1428 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_386" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Cleansers, moisturizers, treatment and serums, exfoliators and masks, toner, eye care and lip care.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3855660657259694176">
1431 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_387" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [sunscreens and tanning products such as self tanners and bronzer lotions; after-sun products; does not include tanning services such as tanning beds] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8219786700041071955">
1432 Sun Care & Tanning Products
1434 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_388" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [products and procedures designed for the removal of body hair] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1085107972942315303">
1435 Unwanted Body & Facial Hair Removal
1437 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_389" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [equipment and gear used in weight training and fitness workouts, including information such as equipment and product reviews and comparisons] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1151003548125042951">
1438 Fitness Equipment & Accessories
1440 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_390" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Fitness and activity trackers, heart rate monitors, pedometers, GPS units and wearable fitness technology products such as fitbit and jawbone.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8776808475357551998">
1441 Fitness Technology Products
1443 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_391" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [exercise programs, classes, and training to promote physical fitness, typically conducted by fitness professionals such as personal trainers and strength and conditioning coaches] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/441710941938923418">
1444 Fitness Instruction & Personal Training
1446 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_392" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [health clubs (also known as fitness clubs, fitness centers, and commonly referred to as gyms) are places which house exercise equipment for the purpose of physical exercise (Source: Wikipedia); services providing access to workout rooms, fitness centers, gyms, swimming pools, and similar venues for aerobic and bodybuilding activities] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1507621951283794104">
1447 Gyms & Health Clubs
1449 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_393" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [High-intensity interval training (HIIT), also called high-intensity intermittent exercise (HIIE) or sprint interval training (SIT), is a form of interval training, an exercise strategy alternating short periods of intense anaerobic exercise with less-intense recovery periods. (source: Wikipedia) Includes crossfit.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/9153004686666501701">
1450 High Intensity Interval Training
1452 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_394" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [yoga and pilates training, practice and resources] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7635292055738157164">
1455 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_395" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Products used for routine hair cleaning and conditioning, intended to promote hair cleanliness and hair health, rather than a specific hair style.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7906200772285775135">
1456 Shampoos & Conditioners
1458 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_396" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [An audiobook is a recording of a book being read. (Source: Wikipedia)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1089432301531415205">
1461 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_397" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [online and offline retailers of books and printed matter] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1062085601996392523">
1464 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_398" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [original fiction based on characters and situations from television, books, movies, and celebrity lives; such fiction is usually written by fans and amateurs; an example might be Star Trek fan-fiction in which Captain Kirk and Mr. Spock are portrayed as lovers] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1403965505965751277">
1467 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_399" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [works broadly recognized as falling into a traditional canon of "great works" or the body of "Literature" (capital-L); though it's somewhat controversial t define what a literary classic is, these are typically famous books in the public domain, prizewinners, or books and authors taught in colleges and universities] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8196702018179983441">
1470 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_400" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [print publications in a magazine or journal format: Time, Newsweek, US News & World Report, etc; also, the online versions of major print magazines and journals] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1629783415559007213">
1473 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_401" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [resources and information about the art, craft and/or business of writing; includes writing exercises, events, market listings, workshops, organizations, chat, publications, webrings, style guides and software; also, information for fiction and non-fiction writers as well as young writers, songwriters, screenwriters and poets; material about freelancing and small-press and self-publishing
1475 (Source: ODP)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7557850640491991023">
1478 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_402" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [construction materials and supplies: mortars, roofing, electrical, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8025837681035038433">
1479 Building Materials & Supplies
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1484 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_404" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [services to businesses and business managers, including office, facilities and printing services; B2B service providers] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4837003284076185426">
1487 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_405" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Corporate events are private events held by corporations or businesses for their staff, clients or stakeholders. These events can be for large audiences such as conventions and conferences, or smaller events such as retreats, holiday parties or even private concerts. (Source: WIkipedia.) Includes corporate event planning and production products and services.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/5313080650218248451">
1490 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_406" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Corporate access control, security, fire prevention, etc. for private enterprises and corporate entities. This category is not about public fire fighting and security services.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3053737472973650374">
1491 Fire & Security Services
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1494 Merchant Services & Payment Systems
1496 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_408" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Office supplies are consumables and equipment regularly used in offices by businesses and other organizations, by individuals engaged in written communications, recordkeeping or bookkeeping, janitorial and cleaning, and for storage of supplies or data. The range of items classified as office supplies varies, and typically includes small, expendable, daily use items, consumable products, small machines, higher cost equipment such as computers, as well as office furniture. (Source: Wikipedia.) Includes office supplies producers and retailers.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/5557754335379449643">
1499 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_409" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [office furniture (filing cabinets, desks, chairs, etc.); office furniture producers and retailers] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8609267617302149985">
1502 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_410" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [business and commercial signage, including signs, flags, banners, electrical and LED signs, vinyl graphics and lettering, etc] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/6155502775319320704">
1505 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_411" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [commercial and residential building contractors and consultants; groups or individuals that contract with another organization or individual (the owner) for the construction, renovation or demolition of a building, road or other structure (Source: Wikipedia)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2190429438161436168">
1506 Construction Consulting & Contracting
1508 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_412" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [document duplication and printing services for business, office and industry] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/577769564959255532">
1509 Document & Printing Services
1511 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_413" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [the process of budgeting for and planning an event (e.g. a festival, ceremony, party etc.); services that do event planning and production, to include conventions and trade shows as well as corporate and private events] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/6208960066319263842">
1514 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_414" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [the food service industry; businesses that deal with the preparation and service of food] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3720970873784500032">
1517 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_415" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [industrial equipment, materials and supplies used in manufacturing or in large-scale industry operations] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4902070383838507716">
1518 Industrial Materials & Equipment
1520 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_416" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [protective clothing, helmets, goggles, or other garments or equipment designed to protect the wearer's body from workplace injuries and illnesses (source:Wikipedia)
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1522 Work Safety Protective Gear
1524 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_417" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [moving services, residential and corporate relocation, truck rentals, etc] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/9141741734760653813">
1525 Moving & Relocation
1527 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_418" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [payroll management resources and services] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2825792501987345514">
1530 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_419" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [resources and services for employee recruiting and staffing] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3073165294457765296">
1531 Recruitment & Staffing
1533 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_420" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [computer hardware refers to the physical parts and components of a computer system, including peripherals] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4556441627801255412">
1536 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_421" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [computer hardware components are physical components of the computer that are typically housed by the computer case; includes motherboards, integrated circuits, processors, RAM, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/5136966338157403223">
1539 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_422" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [computer data storage refers to computer components and recording media used to store digital data] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2581157070530388988">
1540 Computer Drives & Storage
1542 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_423" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [the protection of computing system resources and data from unauthorized use or access, in stand alone or networked environment; actions, devices, procedures and techniques to reduce threats, vulnerabilities and attacks; authentication systems, biometrics, security measures, security by design, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8998504156505069307">
1545 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_424" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [consumer electronics equipment to play, amplify, or listen to music and sound] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8294638672017086386">
1548 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_425" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [headphones are a pair of small loudspeakers, or less commonly a single speaker, with a way of holding them close to a user\'s ears and a means of connecting them to a signal source such as an audio amplifier, radio, CD player or portable media player; they are also known as stereophones or headsets; also includes the in-ear version, known as earphones or earbuds (source: Wikipedia)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/5460717589341865604">
1551 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_426" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [speakers for audio and video systems] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1585672496321703270">
1554 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_427" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [home stereo equipment, including receivers, amplifiers, phonographs, CD players, speakers, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3757069145317353553">
1555 Stereo Systems & Components
1557 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_428" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [camera, photo, and optical equipment and related accessories, to include still cameras, video cameras, camcorders, photo lenses, binoculars, telescopes, rangefinders, etc.; equipment that involves viewing and capturing images, or enlarging images, typically through a photographic lens] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4804774906251991820">
1558 Camera & Photo Equipment
1560 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_429" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [audio equipment used in cars and other road vehicles] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8327540931312588117">
1563 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_430" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [portable (also known as "mobile" or "handheld") electronic devices; gadgets, gizmos and "personal electronics"] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7730822001625234854">
1564 Gadgets & Portable Electronics
1566 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_431" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [video game consoles and electronic gaming equipment] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/5505503187606413417">
1567 Game Systems & Consoles
1569 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_432" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [lightweight, portable electronic machines for playing video games (source: Wikipedia); popular examples include Nintendo 3DS, PSP Go, and Gameboy devices] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7033222086143722050">
1570 Handheld Game Consoles
1572 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_433" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [all kinds of televisions, includes related accessories] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/268424474847354984">
1575 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_434" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [electronic and electrical devices and components; includes suppliers, information, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4219549982057897712">
1576 Electronics & Electrical
1578 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_435" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [A power supply is an electronic device that supplies electric energy to an electrical component or portion of a circuit that consumes electric power. Includes AC and DC power supplies, power adapters, power converters/inverters, batteries, and chargers.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/5811328909301744343">
1581 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_436" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [business computing and IT solutions; technologies used to operate a business and integrate its resources, staff and clientele; general term used to describe networks and other computing needs implemented throughout a large, often widely dispersed corporation] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2779791224217090575">
1582 Enterprise Technology
1584 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_437" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Network monitoring is the use of a system that constantly monitors a computer network and notifies the network administrator in case of failures or outages. It is part of network management. (Source: Wikipedia)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/6614722071639292425">
1585 Network Monitoring & Management
1587 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_438" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Hardware products and solutions for computer data communications. Networking devices may include gateways, routers, modems, wireless access points, networking cables, switches, hubs, and repeaters, proxy servers, firewalls, network address translators and other related hardware (source: Wikipedia)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2915877273615614835">
1588 Networking Equipment
1590 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_439" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [productivity software (sometimes called personal productivity software or office productivity software) is application software dedicated to producing information, such as documents, presentations, worksheets, databases, charts, graphs, etc (source: Wikipedia); software suites like Microsoft Office, LibreOffice, iWork etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1919687866164320963">
1591 Business & Productivity Software
1593 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_440" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [software for accounting and finance; includes tax software, trading platforms, and back-office accounting programs] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/881638380712204593">
1594 Accounting & Financial Software
1596 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_441" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [business software, systems and platforms intended to allow multiple participants to communicate (via video, audio, text and/or shared documentation) and work collaboratively on shared material; sometimes also referred to as groupware] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/6535771323611680696">
1597 Collaboration & Conferencing Software
1599 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_442" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Software that provides users the ability to create, edit, manage and manipulate various kinds of graphics and multimedia, including photo, video, audio and text.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2633030582331538802">
1602 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_443" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [software (including utilities and plugins) for editing and processing images and video; also photo, video and camera applications for mobile phones] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/959995021436237914">
1603 Photo & Video Software
1605 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_444" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [banking services and institutions, including online banking, credit unions, electronic cash and checking services, automatic teller machines, etc] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3652884139638966946">
1608 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_445" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [debit card, check cards, checking accounts and other checking services; services related to transactional accounts, which are deposit accounts held at a bank or other financial institution, for the purpose of securely and quickly providing frequent access to funds on demand, through a variety of different channels; transactional accounts are meant neither for the purpose of earning interest nor for the purpose of savings, but for convenience of the business or personal client; hence they tend not to bear interest (Source: Wikipedia)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7807702108592377102">
1609 Debit & Checking Services
1611 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_446" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [accounts maintained by retail financial institutions that pay interest but cannot be used directly as money (for example, by writing a check)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4346421151827007553">
1614 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_447" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [loans, financing, and other forms of lending, credit information and counseling (chiefly for individual or family consumers)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8382051678973758992">
1615 Credit & Lending
1617 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_448" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [credit, financing or other financial products that allow someone to purchase a an automotive vehicle, including cars and trucks; auto financing and refinancing, auto loans, etc;] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4726776096484584794">
1620 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_449" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [credit history, credit scores and ratings; services and bureaus that monitor consumer credit history and issue scores and ratings; services that monitor credit reports in order to protect consumer credit scores, in the face of problems such as identity theft] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1652733782109834526">
1621 Credit Reporting & Monitoring
1623 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_450" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [food items that are typically available at a grocer or supermarket] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7594226152002546383">
1626 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_451" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [breads, cookies, pies, pastry and other baked goods] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/6986904597879939918">
1629 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_452" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Food typically consumed for breakfast; in the US, typical examples include breakfast cereals, pancakes, crepes, waffles, porridge, etc., but breakfast foods can vary widely per geographic region.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2436086325903879874">
1632 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_453" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [candy, sweets and confections; includes chocolate, candy bars, gums and mints] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1345830227678769920">
1635 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_454" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [condiments, dressings, garnishes, topping, salsa and sauces that accompany or complement a main dish for flavor or seasoning] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4133836461669343514">
1636 Condiments & Dressings
1638 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_455" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [dairy products, and eggs; dairy products are generally defined as food produced from the milk of mammals, including milk, butter, cheese, yogurt, and other milk by-products; eggs are added here as another farm animal by-product] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3556392777064271880">
1641 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_456" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [gourmet foods and delicacies; examples include truffles, foie gras, caviar, escargot, exotic meats and pates, etc; stores and vendors of such foods] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/5067150739565057425">
1642 Gourmet & Specialty Foods
1644 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_457" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [meat and seafood used in cooking; meat and seafood dishes] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2300344168158455119">
1647 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_458" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [any form of marine life regarded as food by humans; seafoods include fish, molluscs (e.g. octopus and shellfish), crustaceans (e.g. shrimp and lobster), echinoderms (e.g. sea cucumber and sea urchins), and edible sea plants (e.g. seaweeds and microalgae) (source: WIkipedia)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2575120823128215433">
1650 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_459" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [terms assumed to imply foods that are minimally processed and do not contain manufactured ingredients; "natural foods" and "all natural foods" are widely used terms in food labeling and marketing with a variety of definitions, some of which are vague; but the lack of standards in some jurisdictions means that the term assures nothing; the term "organic" has similar implications and has an established legal definition in many countries and an international standard, where in some places, the term "natural" is defined and enforced (source: Wikipedia)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3684769871027341530">
1651 Organic & Natural Foods
1653 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_460" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Services that deliver grocery items and recipe ingredients to homes, businesses or other locations; includes grocery store, supermarket, food market, and local farmer & producer operated delivery services, as well as independent services that contract with them. Examples include AmazonFresh, Instacart, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/5276041523153673206">
1654 Grocery Delivery Services
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1657 Restaurant Delivery Services
1659 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_462" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [restaurants and eateries and related content] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/6314789861891966663">
1662 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_463" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [fast food restaurants, restaurant chains and franchises; cheap food prepared quickly and typically to-go, exemplified by burger joints, chicken shacks, hot dog stands, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3727432317933131881">
1665 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_464" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [pizza restaurants, pizza chains, pizza delivery, and pizza as cuisine] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2027243244330275830">
1668 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_465" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Tabletop games involving counters or pieces moved or placed on a pre-marked surface (aka "board") according to a set of rules. Examples include Monopoly, The Settlers of Catan, Go, and Scrabble.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4051545728120873460">
1671 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_466" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Games where players race or drive a vehicle in an arcade style. This can involve racing against opponents or a clock, avoiding obstacles, performing vehicular stunts, driving aimlessly, or any vehicular activity which uses non-realistic gameplay.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/575348578743278813">
1672 Driving & Racing Games
1674 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_467" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Games where controlling a character and shooting enemies and other targets with projectile weapons is the primary element of gameplay. Examples include Halo, Doom, Gears of War, Rainbow Six, and Time Crisis.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/6468593343283925726">
1677 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_468" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [family-friendly games and activities oriented toward a parent-youth demographic, whether online or offline] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/6217026387247884367">
1678 Family-Oriented Games & Activities
1680 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_469" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [materials and supplies for artmaking and craftmaking; stores that sell art materials and crafting supplies; the substances, raw ingredients, or tools that are utilized by an artist to create a work of art or craft a handmade good] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/6456975727224908780">
1681 Art & Craft Supplies
1683 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_470" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [boating as a recreational and leisure pastime as well as an athletic sport] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8167511671107048292">
1686 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_471" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [holidays, holy days, seasonal festivals, recurring annual events and festive occasions] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7645990229529051001">
1687 Holidays & Seasonal Events
1689 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_472" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [long distance outdoors walks and excursions; spending prolonged periods in outdoors settings, typically in a tent or recreational vehicle, with the purpose of getting away from civilization and enjoying nature] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8783863337686602055">
1690 Hiking & Camping
1692 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_473" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [furnishings, accessories and other products for the bedroom and bathroom] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/650970688246772388">
1695 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_474" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [products, furniture and design accessories for bathrooms] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4459993082624871747">
1698 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_475" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [products, furniture and design accessories for bedrooms] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4362003150420225911">
1701 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_476" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [bedding, sheets, blankets, quilts, comforters, pillows, bed skirts, and other linens for the bedroom] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3330360561377996422">
1702 Bedding & Bed Linens
1704 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_477" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [beds of all kinds, bed frames, headboards, futons, and other furniture used primarily for sleeping] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7277633630905773423">
1705 Beds & Headboards
1707 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_478" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [a mat or pad, usually placed on top of a bed, upon which to sleep or lie (Source: Wikipedia); mattresses, mattress covers and toppers, and related products] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2762932602620935121">
1710 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_479" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [cleaning services for upkeep and beautification of the home] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/983757191953263398">
1713 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_480" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Vacuums and other floor cleaning appliances such as carpet cleaners, and hard floor cleaners. Includes vacuum and floor cleaning robots. Excludes content about floor cleaning solutions and polishes.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7958848471846356411">
1714 Vacuums & Floor Care
1716 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_481" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [appliances and systems for home or office water treatment, including filters, distillers and purifiers; this category is intended for products used by individuals instead of industrial or public water treatment systems and methodologies] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4736108525871638881">
1717 Water Filters & Purifiers
1719 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_482" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [home furniture and accessories] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7538506586650052101">
1722 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_483" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [content related to counters (or countertops) for the home; chiefly kitchen and bathroom countertops and associated elements, like backsplashes and laminate] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7053755498090057564">
1725 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_484" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [curtains, drapes, blinds, windowshades and other window treatments, i.e. interior decorating elements for windows or window frames] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8247958252356674501">
1726 Curtains & Window Treatments
1728 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_485" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [furnishings for the dining room or kitchen, to include dining room tables and chairs, kitchen islands and carts, sideboards and hutches, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/5867778456783362897">
1729 Kitchen & Dining Furniture
1731 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_486" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [lamps and other lighting sources for the home or office, to include shades, fixtures, stands and associated lighting equipment] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3142676708338313970">
1732 Lamps & Lighting
1734 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_487" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [content related to home furnishings for the living room, den or other central living spaces] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/5221829886749447422">
1735 Living Room Furniture
1737 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_488" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [home furniture for seating, including chairs, couches, sofas, settles, loveseats, recliners, stools, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/623384150220968195">
1738 Sofas & Armchairs
1740 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_489" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Furniture for the yard, patio, deck and other outdoor environs around a residence; to include patio tables and chairs, picnic tables and benches, patio umbrellas and shades, patio swings and hammocks, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8473209799758644177">
1743 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_490" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [rugs, carpets and other soft floor coverings, usually made from textiles or woven materials] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4872615842157256230">
1746 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_491" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [tools and equipment for home construction and home improvement tasks, e.g. drills, heat guns, planers, sanders] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1217886872816114965">
1747 Construction & Power Tools
1749 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_492" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [doors, windows, frames and related hardware; home improvement and repair related to door, windows, frames and related hardware] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8950741314369013484">
1752 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_493" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [all types of flooring (laminate, hardwood, linoleum, concrete, tiles, etc.); varnishes and finishes; flooring installation and repair] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/322409260117036672">
1755 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_494" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [exterior and interior house painting, varnishing and finishing; wall treatments and finishes; related coatings and varnishes] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3673144053434472030">
1756 House Painting & Finishing
1758 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_495" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [locks, and services related to making or repairing locks; inclusive of key making and copying] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8948351245704794325">
1759 Locks & Locksmiths
1761 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_496" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [the skilled trade of working with pipes, tubing and plumbing fixtures for domestic water systems and the drainage of waste; professional plumbing services, do-it-yourself pipe-fitting and plumbing, drain and bathroom repair work] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/6549681168744043801">
1764 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_497" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [roofs and roofing planning, installation, replacement, maintenance, and repair; roofing materials such as roof pitch, flat roofs, green roofs, flashing, shingles, roof leaks, etc] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/804651300565361386">
1767 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_498" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [home structures and products for organization and storage of personal items and consumer goods; includes closets, organizers, shelving, cabinets, cases, etc] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1592352935986117189">
1768 Home Storage & Shelving
1770 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_499" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [content related to cabinetry for the home, including kitchen cabinets, bath cabinets, wall cabinets and other cabinet sets] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4838298827007110089">
1773 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_500" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Home and garden swimming pools, spas, saunas and related equipment, products and services; does not include "kiddie pools". Excludes public swimming pools or spas and thermal establishments. ] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8182213423855067893">
1774 Home Swimming Pools, Saunas & Spas
1776 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_501" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [This category includes multi-purpose household batteries, such as AAA, AA, C, D, etc. and also includes chargers that are used for re-charging multi-purpose household batteries. It includes both rechargeable batteries and disposable batteries.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7905006396974640190">
1779 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_502" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [All sorts of cleaning products for the home.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1406002288489710482">
1780 Household Cleaning Supplies
1782 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_503" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) refers to technology that provides indoor and vehicular environmental comfort (source: Wikipedia)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/5694463003227759246">
1783 HVAC & Climate Control
1785 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_504" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Home air conditioners, both those integrated into the buildings and those that are portable or in window.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7811796271091142113">
1788 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_505" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [fireplaces and accessories; wood, gas and pellet stoves for home heating; electric fireplaces, etc. excludes cooking stoves.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/6146584280119640608">
1789 Fireplaces & Stoves
1791 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_506" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [household apparatus with rotating blades that creates a current of air for cooling or ventilation] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2534275500785023679">
1794 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_507" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [furnishings, appliances, accessories and other products for the kitchen and dining room] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3201255208604817244">
1795 Kitchen & Dining
1797 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_508" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [kitchen utensils, glassware, cutlery, pots, pans, plates, etc; manufacturers and distributors of cookware, diningware, and silverware] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/5855221214790213200">
1798 Cookware & Diningware
1800 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_509" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Pots, pans, or dishes for cooking food; includes bakeware] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/5443768481862094337">
1803 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_510" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Dishes, utensils, and glassware used for serving and eating meals at a table.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8651697130084764217">
1806 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_511" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Mechanical appliances used to clean dishes and eating utensils.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/6781229293034590928">
1809 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_512" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Microwave ovens and microwave convection ovens. Excludes toaster ovens.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/9134163988323595423">
1812 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_513" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Kitchen ranges, cooktops, stoves and ovens. Excludes hot plates, camp stoves, grills, woodstoves, and hot pots. Also excludes hoods.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/395413254874261333">
1813 Ranges, Cooktops & Ovens
1815 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_514" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Refrigerators and freezers, used to cool food and beverages.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8448291450656047844">
1816 Refrigerators & Freezers
1818 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_515" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [kitchen gadgets and appliances of a smaller, generally portable, nature] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/5756136300826534537">
1819 Small Kitchen Appliances
1821 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_516" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Blenders, fruit juicers and drink mixers, including bar blenders and other machines with blades for blending or pureeing food and drink. Includes reviews, rating and buying advice.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2664884290885272432">
1822 Blenders & Juicers
1824 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_517" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [All kinds of coffee makers and tea makers, including drip coffee makers, espresso makers, french press coffee makers, etc. Includes coffee maker accessories and replacement parts, including filters and grinders. Excludes coffee beans, coffee recipes, coffee houses & restaurants/cafes, coffee shops. Excludes coffee pots, tea pots and tea kettles.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4914293832281187107">
1825 Coffee & Espresso Makers
1827 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_518" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [content related to mixing equipment used in food preparation] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1542294513300378893">
1830 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_519" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Lawn, patio, and garden resources, equipment, furnishings, and supplies.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3331205404518844714">
1831 Patio, Lawn & Garden
1833 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_520" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Outdoor barbecues, gas grills and other equipment for cooking outdoors, includes BBQ & grill accessories (e.g., grill carts, grill covers, grill thermometers, grilling planks, etc.)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2729198078928927547">
1834 Barbecues & Grills
1836 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_521" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Yard and lawn maintenance equipment, supplies, and services (e.g.,mowers, trimmers, blowers, etc.)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7320972583559663776">
1839 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_522" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [mowers for lawn care, including riding mowers and walk-behind lawn mowers] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3960398587649554684">
1842 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_523" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [resources and products for keeping down the numbers and/or eradicating animals that are invasive or intrusive, like termites and other types of insects, mice, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/5772988374675736944">
1845 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_524" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [content related to washing machines and clothes dryers] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4083384488830226041">
1846 Washers & Dryers
1848 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_525" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [equipment used to facilitate the transmission of communications or data] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/6891672151467440779">
1849 Communications Equipment
1851 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_526" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [equipment designed specifically for the radio market, both amateur (CB, General Radio Service, Family Radio Service, General Mobile Radio Service) and for the radio broadcast industry] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/6330629078450341543">
1854 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_527" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [accessories for mobile phones and wireless devices; chargers, batteries, memory cards, cables, speakers, headsets, car kits, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/86373834566562897">
1855 Mobile & Wireless Accessories
1857 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_528" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [mobile phones and mobile phone retailers and resellers] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4886018310422382988">
1860 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_529" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Services that repair, fix, or modify mobile phones.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7932180855930444145">
1861 Mobile Phone Repair & Services
1863 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_530" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [An umbrella category that includes telecommunications services and the companies that provide them] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1080046974624809247">
1866 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_531" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [companies that provide users access to cable and satellite TV] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8277511896760337207">
1867 Cable & Satellite Providers
1869 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_532" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Using the internet to transmit voice and video communications. Includes voice chat, video chat, VoIP-based technologies, etc. Popular examples include Skype, Facebook Video Chat, FaceTime, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7579792189001792715">
1870 Voice & Video Chat
1872 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_533" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [online services, free or for-pay, to enable online navigation, searching, communication, commerce, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3994867641435193549">
1875 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_534" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Also known as online data backup, cloud storage services store digital data on remote services accessed via the internet or cloud. Examples include Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8275418226417736024">
1878 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_535" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [maximizing the number of visitors to a particular website by ensuring that the site appears high on the list of results returned by a search engine; website promotion, search engine placement, advertising, link exchanges, and traffic marketing] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3834802280450878116">
1879 Search Engine Optimization & Marketing
1881 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_536" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [the activity or business of providing storage space and access for websites, or registering a domain name] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/6219357360018258252">
1882 Web Hosting & Domain Registration
1884 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_537" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [business schools and training institutes; business and management degrees and educational programs, suchs as MBAs] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/5894718071799858737">
1887 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_538" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [education in computer-related fields: computer schools, courses, classes, etc.; academic departments of computer science, as well as vocational and extension courses emphasizing computer skills and computer literacy] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/6630134059754554669">
1890 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_539" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [medical schools and professional medical training resources] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8017156032186345326">
1891 Health Education & Medical Training
1893 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_540" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [legal training, organizations offering legal training and law degrees] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/368280015157123096">
1896 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_541" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Online open access courses with unlimited class capacity, which do not count towards a traditional university degree, and do not require enrollment at an educational institution. Open online courses (aka MOOCs) include filmed lectures, readings, and automatically-graded and peer-graded problem sets and quizzes, and user discussion forums. They are typically focused on specific skills, and are aimed at individuals hoping to supplement their education without enrolling as full time or part time students, and without going through a full degree program. (e.g. Coursera, Udemy, edX, Khan Academy)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/5942435762755532026">
1899 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_542" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [education at the elementary (primary) and secondary levels; issues involving parents, students, teachers, advocates, and administrators related to education of children and teenagers roughly between the ages of 4-18] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3877964710278991621">
1900 Primary & Secondary Schooling (K-12)
1902 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_543" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Private instructors who teach a specific subject or skill to an individual student or group of students. Such attention ideally allows the student to improve knowledge or skills more rapidly than in a classroom setting. Tutors are often privately hired and paid by the student, the student's family or an agency. (source: Wikipedia)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2805563295806435525">
1903 Private Tutoring Services
1905 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_544" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [school and classroom equipment, such as desks, chairs, whiteboards, blackboards, chalkboards, etc; student school supplies such as folders, notebooks, lunchboxes, backpacks, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2875372004317126476">
1906 School Supplies & Classroom Equipment
1908 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_545" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [study outside one's native country; international schools, educational institutions for expatriates, student exchange and study abroad programs for visiting students from other countries] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4568596345814947254">
1911 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_546" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [education focused on the visual arts and design; includes art classes and informal arts instruction, as well as accredited art colleges and institutes leading to a degree, such as a Master of Fine Arts] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7991729440066635634"> <!-- nocheck -->
1912 Visual Arts & Design Education
1914 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_547" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [content and resources related to internships; an internship is a system of on-the-job training for white-collar jobs; interns are usually college or university students, but they can also be high school students or postgraduate adults seeking skills for a new career (source: Wikipedia)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8165774424486586164">
1917 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_548" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [job listings, sites and resources for financial professionals and career opportunities in the field of accountancy, banking, and finance] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3758551221166110265">
1918 Accounting & Finance Jobs
1920 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_549" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [job listings, sites and resources for clerical and administrative professionals, including clerks, secretaries, receptionists and office assistants ] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/40931800099970097">
1921 Clerical & Administrative Jobs
1923 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_550" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [job listings, sites and resources for teachers and professionals in the educational field] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/886832742702871600">
1926 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_551" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [job listings, sites and resources for executive level and management positions and career opportunities] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1453029198199958328">
1927 Executive & Management Jobs
1929 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_552" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [job listings, sites and resources for public sector professionals and career opportunities in government] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/6520721443869960242">
1930 Government & Public Sector Jobs
1932 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_553" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [job listings, sites and resources for health professionals and career opportunities in the field of medicine] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1837719139250491369">
1933 Health & Medical Jobs
1935 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_554" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [job listings, sites and resources for software developers, engineers and IT positions] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/5323161447364382963">
1936 IT & Technical Jobs
1938 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_555" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [job listings, sites and resources for legal professionals and career opportunities in the field of law] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/963327031230577010">
1941 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_556" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [job listings, sites and resources in the retail industry; careers in retail sales and management] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1530880472530353339">
1944 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_557" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [job listings, sites and resources for sales and marketing professionals; career opportunities in sales, marketing, advertising and public relations] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2868995632243308886">
1945 Sales & Marketing Jobs
1947 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_558" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [job listings, sites and resources for temporary, fixed-length or contractor positions, including summer and seasonal employment] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/412301735266266810">
1948 Temporary & Seasonal Jobs
1950 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_559" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [summaries or listings of relevant job experience and education, usually for the purpose of obtaining an interview when seeking employment; online resumes, CVs (curriculum vitae) and portfolios; also includes resume writing guides, templates, and samples] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/6219303300893045293">
1951 Resumes & Portfolios
1953 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_560" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [the body of laws and jurisprudence that affect the substantive rights between employees and their employers; worker's compensation, discriminatory practices, etc; attorneys who specialize in labor and employment law] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8828352949600653041">
1954 Labor & Employment Law
1956 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_561" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [news content about business and finance topics, stock quotes, market reports, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8630117089793004694">
1959 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_562" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [philanthropic and charitable work; legally constituted organizations whose objective is to support or engage in activities of public or private interest without any commercial or monetary profit] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1420931065062610591">
1960 Charity & Philanthropy
1962 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_563" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [caring for children; day care centers, child care homes, nannies, au pairs, baby-sitters] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4656947547823829931">
1965 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_564" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [the planning, financing, construction, renovation or re-lease of real estate, both residential and commercial; individuals or companies dedicated to property development] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3199330758445939276">
1966 Property Development
1968 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_565" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [real properties for sale or rent, to include housing, commercial listings, and land] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1109079539386386936">
1969 Real Estate Listings
1971 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_566" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [listings and content related to commercial properties for sale or lease; includes office buildings, industrial property, retail stores, warehouses, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2797539359257290765">
1972 Commercial Properties
1974 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_567" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [listings and content related to the rental of apartments, homes, and other residential real estate; services intended to help persons find a roommate or other persons to share housing costs] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4074002171800333756">
1977 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_568" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [furnished rental listings, including corporate housing, temporary housing, and sublets; excludes vacation rentals] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/5392508103667775572">
1980 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_569" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [listings and content related to the purchase or sale of homes, condos, co-ops, lofts, townhouses, duplexes and other residential real estate] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/10635307797565023">
1983 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_570" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [services associated with the real estate industry, primarily involving real estate transactions, both rentals and sales; includes real estate agencies and brokerages, property management services, inspections, appraisals, staging services, title & escrow, and other services associated with closing/settlement] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8437063321951370344">
1984 Real Estate Services
1986 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_571" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [content related to the appraisal of commercial and residential real estate and property inspection] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2673741793311896417">
1987 Property Inspections & Appraisals
1989 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_572" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [General umbrella category for all types of clothing, footwear and accessories, as well as apparel brands and retailers] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2945889033488139998">
1992 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_573" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [consumer services to clean, maintain, alter or customize apparel] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7953295251041762544">
1995 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_574" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [clothing, including footwear, worn for sport or exercise, including retailers that specialize in this apparel] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/6619324354819583399">
1998 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_575" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [apparel which emphasizes comfort and personal expression over presentation and uniformity, to include retailers that specialize in this apparel] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/117940112212806523">
2001 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_576" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [a t-shirt is a long- or short-sleeved casual top, generally made of cotton; includes famous t-shirt brands and manufacturers] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/395331697307271680">
2004 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_577" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [items normally worn with or that are part of clothing outfits to include gloves, handbags, wallets, belts, watches, jewelry, etc] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4540219802783780112">
2005 Clothing Accessories
2007 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_578" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [personal ornaments, such as necklaces, rings, earrings or bracelets, that are typically made from or contain jewels and precious metal; precious or semi-precious stones, especially when cut and polished or engraved] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8083455634932562566">
2010 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_579" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [a small circular band, typically of precious metal and often set with one or more gemstones, worn around a finger or toe as an ornament] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7095252272386230033">
2013 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_580" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [content about handbags, purses, clutches, totes, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2318250746182437477">
2014 Handbags & Purses
2016 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_581" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [stockings, socks, and tights] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3408234919479255138">
2019 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_582" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [watches and watch accessories] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2246970352859693033">
2022 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_583" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [eyeglasses and sunglasses] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/6944039883470228932">
2025 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_584" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [a form of protective eyewear designed primarily to prevent bright sunlight and high-energy visible light from damaging or discomforting the eyes (Source: Wikipedia)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3845207277473740114">
2028 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_585" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [shoes, boots, sandals and other apparel to be worn on the feet; footwear brands and retailers] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/5249320752711746024">
2031 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_586" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [athletic footwear, including running shoes, tennis shoes, gym shoes, basketball shoes and sneakers] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/656603357495391803">
2034 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_587" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [a type of shoe that mainly covers the foot and the ankle, and may extend up the leg as far as the knee (and sometimes, the hip) (source: Wikipedia); includes all kinds of boots, such as rain boots, riding boots, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4374280630738301556">
2037 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_588" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [shoes designed for comfort and casual wear, including sandals, loafers, slip-ons, flip-flops, moccasins, slippers and clogs] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1711528212817617881">
2040 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_589" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [clothing suitable for formal social events (weddings, cocktail parties, official events etc.)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4986299321319692606">
2043 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_590" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [any item of apparel which is worn on one's head, such as hats, caps, berets, beanies; it excludes items of jewelry such as tiaras] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/6840741551924348148">
2046 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_591" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [outdoor outerwear such as coats, jackets, parkas, raincoats, etc] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3162357980769211682">
2049 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_592" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Also commonly known as trousers or slacks, pants are outer garments covering each leg separately and usually extending from the waist to the ankle; shorts are short pants that reach only to the thighs or knees.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3511585495488500988">
2052 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_593" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Clothing that covers the upper body, including halter tops, tank tops, polos, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/6784711675589253129">
2055 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_594" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [nightwear, nightclothes, pajamas, night robes; apparel worn while sleeping, or for comfort in bed, while resting at home] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7606847684345708426">
2058 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_595" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [a set of outer clothes made of the same fabric and designed to be worn together, typically consisting of a jacket and trousers or a jacket and skirt; also suit separates, such as blazers and sports coats; jackets and tie worn in a business or a semi-formal setting] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2050788086617926941">
2059 Suits & Business Attire
2061 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_596" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [swimsuits, bathing suits or swimming costumes: items of clothing designed to be worn for swimming; major swimwear brands and retailers] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/6278316581786881929">
2064 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_597" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Clothes worn under other clothes, often next to the skin such as underpants, undershirts, bras, slips, etc; major underwear brands or retailers.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/180357452724878690">
2067 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_598" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [The distinctive clothing worn by members of the same organization or body while participating in that organization\'s or employer\'s activity. Also heavy-duty clothes for physical or manual work.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7362231325355622382">
2068 Uniforms & Workwear
2070 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_599" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [all kinds of women's dresses -- business dresses, casual dresses, special occasion dresses, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/675427102722118415">
2073 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_600" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [all types of women's skirts] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/118107246203029802">
2076 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_601" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [an umbrella category that encompasses gifts, flowers, greetings and other consumer items given or sent to people on the occasion of a special or seasonal event] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/6536397981374786876">
2077 Gifts & Special Event Items
2079 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_602" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [luxury brand items and expensive goods marketed to individuals with disposable income; all goods for which demand increases more than proportionally as income rises (source: Wikipedia)] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4123639976932593314">
2082 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_603" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [department stores with a national or international presence; major discount chains, national or international stores and catalog companies offering a variety of merchandise; large merchandisers (like Walmart, Target or Macy's), that have both an online and offline presence] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4358791195997721313">
2083 Mass Merchants & Department Stores
2085 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_604" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [professional photographers and photographic services; professional photo editing and development services; video shooting and editing services, etc] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3360437999381368376">
2086 Photo & Video Services
2088 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_605" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Photography and videography services for special occasions, such as weddings, graduations, etc.; also includes photography and videography studios.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4318081487756772206">
2089 Event & Studio Photography
2091 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_606" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Photo printing services; also includes photo books, photo cards and photo stationery printing services.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2942783020321485281">
2092 Photo Printing Services
2094 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_607" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [consumer opinion and reviews; content that allows consumers to compare and contrast products and services] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/5564833276061071680">
2095 Product Reviews & Price Comparisons
2097 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_608" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [toys and toy manufacturers, retailers, and resources] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3150432915397101226">
2100 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_609" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [contact sports and martial arts involving physical combat by striking, grappling, or use of weapons] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/441507587476362021">
2103 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_610" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [competitive events and races that involve motorized vehicles (cars, trucks, boats, airplanes, and off-road vehicles); also includes non-racing events such as drifting competitions and freestyle motocross] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3257438504790608241">
2106 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_611" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [sports merchandise, equipment and apparel, including collectibles] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1234830117702992446">
2109 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_612" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Goods and products associated with playing baseball & softball, mostly as recreation. Includes information such as equipment reviews. Does not include baseball as entertainment, such as products & services related to seeing baseball games, etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7181853883784727661">
2110 Baseball & Softball Equipment
2112 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_613" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [products and equipment related to playing golf] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/6937371881142441341">
2115 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_614" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Goods and products used for roller and ice hockey. Category includes information such as equipment reviews.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4238668514791147346">
2118 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_615" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [products and equipment related to skateboarding] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3551355247938895522">
2119 Skateboarding Equipment
2121 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_616" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Equipment and accessories used in the game of soccer. Includes information such as product reviews.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3843240759465304109">
2124 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_617" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [products and equipment related to playing squash and racquetball] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/400350331085315057">
2125 Squash & Racquetball Equipment
2127 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_618" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Equipment and products used for swimming and other aquatic sports and in aquatic fitness regimens. Category includes information such as equipment reviews.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/980285403855417391">
2128 Water Sports Equipment
2130 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_619" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Products and accessories for winter sports activities. Includes ski and snowboard goggles, gloves, protective gear, skis and snowboards. Also includes snowshoes and snowshoeing equipment and sleds. Includes information, such as product comparisons and reviews.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/2390228672319431994">
2131 Winter Sports Equipment
2133 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_620" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [competitive sporting activities (amateur, organized or professional) involving large bodies of water] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/7969362778703173634">
2136 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_621" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [sport played in winter conditions on snow or ice, including skiing, snowboarding, ice and speed skating, curling, sledding, etc] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3386973401563839739">
2139 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_622" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [vacation rentals or exchanges, either directly by the owner or by a property manager, as an alternative form of travel accommodation; includes villas, condos, apartments, homes, etc.; includes services like Airbnb, HomeAway etc.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4491486961531283834">
2140 Vacation Rentals & Short-Term Stays
2142 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_623" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Includes gym bags, messenger bags, backpacks, bookbags, kitbags, knapsacks, rucksacks, packs, sackpacks, etc] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8677930216842745157">
2143 Backpacks & Utility Bags
2145 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_624" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Travel that is considered luxury in nature, usually by self-description or by inclusion in lists or description provided by other third-party sources that specialize in identifying luxury generally or luxury travel specifically.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/4758635659657142027">
2148 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_625" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [tourist destinations that are focused on hiking, camping or skiing at high elevations or in mountainous environments; often featuring cabins, resorts, chalets or facilities for snow sports] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/8439477302311142698">
2149 Mountain & Ski Resorts
2151 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_626" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [travel agencies, tour operators, travel consolidators and other services that arrange, schedule and facilitate traveling and travel planning] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/392188458461071059">
2152 Travel Agencies & Services
2154 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_627" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [Vacations with a fixed itinerary and a guide present.] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/1538899512188980689">
2155 Guided Tours & Escorted Vacations
2157 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_628" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [tours of local attractions and historical sites, often by bus, shuttle, helicopter, hot air balloon, or foot; sightseeing tour companies, tour operators and tour packages] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/9171748461365666189">
2160 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TOPICS_TAXONOMY_V2_TOPIC_ID_629" desc="Taxonomy Member. Meaning: [holiday & vacation packages, these typically include transportation & accommodation and sometimes meals; also theme or activity-based travel packages] Existing Ref: http://tc-message/message/FatCatTaxonomy_Verticals4/3495940381581141578">
2164 <!-- Tracking Protection -->
2165 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TRACKING_PROTECTION_TITLE" desc="Title of the Tracking Protection settings page." formatter_data="android_java">
2168 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TRACKING_PROTECTION_DESCRIPTION" desc="Describes how Tracking Protection in Chrome works. Part of the Tracking Protection settings page." formatter_data="android_java">
2169 Chrome limits the amount of information sites can use to track you as you browse. You can change your settings to choose your own level of protection.
2172 <!-- Tracking Protection: Onboarding -->
2173 <message name="IDS_TRACKING_PROTECTION_ONBOARDING_NOTICE_TITLE" desc="Title of the tracking protection onboarding notice" formatter_data="android_java">
2174 Browse with more privacy
2176 <message name="IDS_TRACKING_PROTECTION_ONBOARDING_NOTICE_BODY" desc="Content of the tracking protection notice, informing the user that they now have their third party cookies disabled by default" formatter_data="android_java">
2177 You’re one of the first to experience Tracking Protection, which limits sites from using third-party cookies to track you as you browse.
2179 <message name="IDS_TRACKING_PROTECTION_ONBOARDING_NOTICE_SETTINGS_BUTTON_LABEL" desc="The user can choose to click “Settings“ to visit chrome://settings/cookies. If they do, they will find the cookie controls reflecting the new tracking protections." formatter_data="android_java">
2182 <message name="IDS_TRACKING_PROTECTION_ONBOARDING_NOTICE_ACK_BUTTON_LABEL" desc="Onboarding notice primary button text." formatter_data="android_java">
2185 <message name="IDS_TRACKING_PROTECTION_ONBOARDING_NOTICE_LEARN_MORE_BUTTON_LABEL" desc="Onboarding notice secondary menu button text." formatter_data="android_java">
2189 <!-- Tracking Protection: Offboarding -->
2190 <message name="IDS_TRACKING_PROTECTION_OFFBOARDING_NOTICE_TITLE" desc="Title of the tracking protection offboarding notice" formatter_data="android_java">
2191 Tracking Protection is temporarily unavailable
2193 <message name="IDS_TRACKING_PROTECTION_OFFBOARDING_NOTICE_BODY" desc="Content of the tracking protection offboarding notice, informing the user that sites can temporarily use third party cookies while traking prootection is temporarily unavailable." formatter_data="android_java">
2194 While Chrome is updating this feature, sites can temporarily use third-party cookies unless you block them in settings.
2196 <message name="IDS_TRACKING_PROTECTION_OFFBOARDING_NOTICE_SETTINGS_BUTTON_LABEL" desc="The user can choose to click “Settings“ to visit chrome://settings/cookies. If they do, they will find the cookie controls reflecting the new tracking protections." formatter_data="android_java">
2199 <message name="IDS_TRACKING_PROTECTION_OFFBOARDING_NOTICE_ACK_BUTTON_LABEL" desc="Tracking protection offboarding notice primary button text.ollback notice primary button text." formatter_data="android_java">
2202 <message name="IDS_TRACKING_PROTECTION_OFFBOARDING_NOTICE_LEARN_MORE_BUTTON_LABEL" desc="Tracking protection offboarding notice secondary menu button text." formatter_data="android_java">
2206 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TRACKING_PROTECTION_BULLET_ONE_TITLE" desc="Title of the first explanatory bullet point on the Tracking Protection settings page." formatter_data="android_java">
2207 Chrome automatically limits third-party cookies
2209 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TRACKING_PROTECTION_BULLET_ONE_DESCRIPTION" desc="Description of the first explanatory bullet point on the Tracking Protection settings page." formatter_data="android_java">
2210 Most sites can’t use third-party cookies to track you as you browse, and sites can’t use third-party cookies in Incognito mode.
2212 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TRACKING_PROTECTION_BULLET_TWO_TITLE" desc="Title of the second explanatory bullet point on the Tracking Protection settings page." formatter_data="android_java">
2213 Most sites should work as expected
2215 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TRACKING_PROTECTION_BULLET_TWO_DESCRIPTION" desc="Description of the second explanatory bullet point on the Tracking Protection settings page." formatter_data="android_java">
2216 If a site isn’t working, you can try giving it temporary permission to use third-party cookies. <ph name="BEGIN_LINK"><link></ph>Learn more<ph name="END_LINK"></link></ph>
2218 <message name="IDS_PRIVACY_SANDBOX_TRACKING_PROTECTION_ADVANCED_CATEGORY" desc="Category title for advanced settings on the Tracking Protection settings page." formatter_data="android_java">
2221 <message name="IDS_TRACKING_PROTECTION_BLOCK_COOKIES_TOGGLE_TITLE" desc="Title of the toggle to block all third-party cookies on the Tracking Protection page." formatter_data="android_java">
2222 Block all third-party cookies
2224 <message name="IDS_TRACKING_PROTECTION_BLOCK_COOKIES_TOGGLE_SUMMARY" desc="Description of the toggle to block all third-party cookies on the Tracking Protection page." formatter_data="android_java">
2225 Features on some sites may not work
2227 <message name="IDS_TRACKING_PROTECTION_DNT_TOGGLE_TITLE" desc="Title of the toggle to enable 'Do Not Track' on the Tracking Protection page." formatter_data="android_java">
2228 Send a “Do Not Track” request with your browsing traffic
2230 <message name="IDS_TRACKING_PROTECTION_DNT_TOGGLE_SUMMARY" desc="Description of the toggle to enable 'Do Not Track' on the Tracking Protection page." formatter_data="android_java">
2231 Sites use their discretion when responding to this request
2233 <message name="IDS_TRACKING_PROTECTION_ALLOWED_GROUP_TITLE" desc="Title of the list of exceptions for sites that are allowed to use third-party cookies on the Tracking Protection page." formatter_data="android_java">
2234 Sites allowed to use third-party cookies
2236 <message name="IDS_TRACKING_PROTECTION_ALLOWED_GROUP_DESCRIPTION" desc="Description of the list of exceptions for sites that are allowed to use third-party cookies on the Tracking Protection page." formatter_data="android_java">
2237 Affects the sites listed here and their subdomains. For example, adding “google.com” means that third-party cookies can also be active for mail.google.com, because it’s part of google.com.
2239 <message name="IDS_TRACKING_PROTECTION_NEVER_EXPIRES_LABEL" desc="Label on an exception for allowing third-party cookies that indicates that it never expires." formatter_data="android_java">
2242 <message name="IDS_TRACKING_PROTECTION_EXPIRES_TODAY_LABEL" desc="Label on an exception for allowing third-party cookies that indicates that it expires today." formatter_data="android_java">
2245 <message name="IDS_TRACKING_PROTECTION_EXPIRES_LABEL" desc="Label on an exception for allowing third-party cookies that indicates that it expires in a specific number of days." formatter_data="android_java">
2247 =1 {Expires tomorrow}
2248 other {Expires in # days}
2251 <message name="IDS_TRACKING_PROTECTION_DELETE_SITE_LABEL" desc="Accessibility label on an exception for allowing third-party cookies to delete it." formatter_data="android_java">
2254 <message name="IDS_TRACKING_PROTECTION_SETTINGS_ROLLBACK_NOTICE" desc="Notice text on the top of the 'Third-party cookies' settings page telling users that Tracking Protection is unavailable." formatter_data="android_java">
2255 Tracking Protection is temporarily unavailable. While Chrome is updating this feature, sites can temporarily use third-party cookies unless you block them. <ph name="BEGIN_LINK"><link></ph>Learn more<ph name="END_LINK"></link></ph>
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