Yahoo, part of the Yahoo family of brands which includes sites and apps like AOL, Engadget, and others, uses cookies and similar technologies to enhance user experience and provide various services. ## What are Cookies? Cookies (including similar technologies such as web storage) allow website and app operators to store and read information from your device. ## How Yahoo Uses Cookies Yahoo uses cookies to:
- Provide and maintain their sites and apps
- Authenticate users and apply security measures
- Prevent spam and abuse
- Measure the use of their sites and apps
When you visit Yahoo sites, they count the number of visitors, the type of device you’re using (iOS or Android), your browser type, and how long you stay on their sites. This data is collected in aggregate and isn’t tied to your specific identity. ## Your Privacy Choices You have several options regarding Yahoo’s use of cookies and your personal data:
- Accept all: Allows Yahoo and their partners (241 of whom are part of the IAB Transparency & Consent Framework) to store and access device information, use precise geolocation data, and analyze your IP address and browsing/search data for personalized advertising and content.
- Reject all: Prevents Yahoo and their partners from using cookies and personal data for additional purposes beyond basic functionality.
- Manage privacy settings: Lets you customize your choices regarding cookie usage and data privacy.
You can change your consent at any time by clicking on the ‘Privacy & cookie settings’ or ‘Privacy dashboard’ links on Yahoo’s sites and apps. For more detailed information about how Yahoo uses your personal data, you can review their privacy policy and cookie policy.
