Official statement
The Core Web Vitals data used for rankings comes from the Chrome User Experience Report. For this data to be collected, users must have consented to share their data with Google.
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Should you be concerned about Core Web Vitals measured exclusively on Chrome?
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TL;DR
Core Web Vitals impact rankings. Originating from the Chrome User Experience Report, they depend on user consent. Essential for professionals: optimize user experience on Chrome.
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