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Key points:
- Engadget is part of the Yahoo family of brands
- They use Cookies to provide sites and apps, authenticate users, prevent spam, and measure use
Engadget, as part of the Yahoo family of brands, uses Cookies to provide sites and apps to users. These cookies allow them to store and read information from devices. By clicking ‘Accept all’, Engadget and their partners can store and access information for personalized advertising and content. Users have the option to reject all cookies or manage privacy settings as they see fit.
It is important for users to understand how their personal data is being used and to regularly check and update their privacy settings to ensure they are comfortable with the level of access and use.