TLDR:
– Yahoo is part of the Yahoo family of brands, including AOL and Yahoo Advertising.
– When you use their sites and applications, they use cookies for various purposes such as providing services, authentication, security measures, and tracking user behavior for advertising and content personalization.
Yahoo, as part of the Yahoo family of brands, uses cookies and similar technologies to store and read information from users’ devices. These cookies are used for providing services, authentication, security measures, and measuring user activity on their sites and applications. By clicking “Accept all”, users allow Yahoo and their partners to store and use information on their devices for personalized advertising and content, as well as audience analysis and service development. If users do not wish for their data to be used in this way, they can click “Refuse all” or “Manage privacy settings” to customize their choices. Users can also modify their choices at any time by accessing the privacy and cookies settings on Yahoo’s sites and applications.
Overall, Yahoo’s privacy policy emphasizes the use of cookies and data collection for personalized advertising and content delivery. Users have the option to manage their privacy settings and choose whether they want their data to be used for these purposes.