Adrian Johnson
TLDR:
Yahoo, as part of the Yahoo brand family, uses cookies on its sites and applications to provide personalized content and advertisements. Users can choose to Accept all, Refuse all, or Manage privacy settings.
Key Elements:
- Yahoo is part of the Yahoo brand family, including Yahoo and AOL, as well as Yahoo Advertising
- Cookies are used on sites and applications for authentication, security, and personalized content
- Users can choose to Accept all, Refuse all, or Manage privacy settings
Yahoo, as a member of the Yahoo brand family, includes Yahoo and AOL, as well as Yahoo Advertising, in its sites and applications. Cookies, including similar technologies like Web storage, are used to store and read information from users’ devices. These cookies are used to provide sites and applications, authenticate users, ensure security, prevent spam and abuse, and measure user activity. By clicking Accept all, both Yahoo partners and Yahoo itself will store and use information on the device (using cookies) to provide personalized content and advertisements, measure ads and content, study audiences, and develop services. Users who do not want cookies and personal data to be used for these purposes can click Refuse all. Those who wish to personalize their choices can click Manage privacy settings. Privacy settings can be changed at any time by clicking on the “Privacy and cookie settings” or “Privacy dashboard” links on sites and applications. Details on how personal data is used can be found in the Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy.
