Multiple cross-references from the same source (Krdo) consistently describe the function of a search engine as organizing and providing access to vast information on the internet. Since the evidence is drawn from multiple instances of reporting the same fact, it is considered corroborated.

Multiple cross-references consistently state that the cookie is used to collect website statistics, track conversion rates, and enable Google ad personalization. The consistency across multiple reports confirms this function.

Multiple cross-references consistently state that the cookie sends precise location information from the browser to Google's servers for location-relevant search results. The consistency across multiple reports confirms this function.

Multiple cross-references consistently state that the use of the cookie depends on the user's browser settings and whether location services are enabled. This consistency across multiple reports confirms the dependency.

Multiple cross-references explicitly state that the ACCOUNT_CHOOSER cookie is used to sign in with a Google account. The consistency across multiple reports confirms this function.

This claim is identical to Claim 1. Multiple cross-references consistently state that the cookie is used to collect website statistics, track conversion rates, and enable Google ad personalization. The consistency across multiple reports confirms this function.

This claim is identical to Claim 1 and Claim 5. Multiple cross-references consistently state that the cookie is used to collect website statistics, track conversion rates, and enable Google ad personalization. The consistency across multiple reports confirms this function.

This claim is identical to Claim 1, Claim 5, and Claim 6. Multiple cross-references consistently state that the cookie is used to collect website statistics, track conversion rates, and enable Google ad personalization. The consistency across multiple reports confirms this function.

Multiple cross-references and Wikipedia entries confirm that the TAID cookie links user activity across devices (if signed into Google Account) to coordinate ads and measure conversion events. The consistency across multiple reports confirms this function.

Multiple cross-references explicitly state that the cookie is used for Google Single Sign On. Furthermore, the Wikipedia entry for 'Google Account' confirms its use as a single sign-on mechanism for third-party services. The consistency across multiple reports confirms this function.