TLDR:
Key Points:
- Engadget is part of the Yahoo family of brands
- Cookies are used on their sites and apps for various purposes such as providing services, authentication, security, and personalization
In order to provide and improve their services, Engadget and partners use cookies and personal data for personalized ads, content, and to measure effectiveness.
Article:
Engadget, as part of the Yahoo family of brands, utilizes cookies on their sites and apps such as Yahoo and AOL, as well as their digital advertising service, Yahoo Advertising. Cookies are used to provide services, authenticate users, apply security measures, prevent spam and abuse, and measure user interaction with their platforms.
By clicking ‘Accept all’, Engadget and their partners may use cookies and personal data, including IP address, location, and browsing behavior, to display personalized ads and content, measure ad effectiveness, and improve their products and services. Users have the option to reject these practices by clicking ‘Reject all’ or customize their privacy settings by clicking ‘Manage privacy settings’.
It is important to note that users can change their privacy settings at any time by accessing the ‘Privacy & cookie settings’ or ‘Privacy dashboard’ links on Engadget’s sites and apps. More information on how personal data is used can be found in their privacy policy and cookie policy.