Yahoo has agreed to pay $50M in damages for a huge security breach in 2013 that hit all three billion of its user accounts. If the settlement is approved by a court next month, affected U.S. users can claim a portion of the funds.The post Yahoo agrees to pay $50M damages for biggest-ever data breach appeared first on Digital Trends.
Think you’re safe from Yahoo’s unethical data mining practices because it’s not your primary email account? As it turns out, Yahoo knows you use it for spam -- and it's turning a quick buck on your junk mail anyways.The post Garbage to gold: How Yahoo unethically sells your spam email appeared first on Digital Trends.
Yahoo Mail might be far from the popular email client it was in the past, but the company is still scanning the content of users' emails in an effort to sell more targeted advertisements.The post If you’re still using Yahoo email, it’s still spying on you appeared first on Digital Trends.
Yahoo Messenger will shut down for good in mid-July, ending all instant messaging services for mobile and web clients. Its closure brings an end to more than 20 years of chatting history.The post Yahoo Messenger will soon die as Squirrel lives on in its wake appeared first on Digital Trends.
Yahoo Messenger will shut down for good in mid-July, ending all instant messaging services for mobile and web clients. Its closure brings an end to more than 20 years of chatting history.The post Yahoo Messenger will soon die as Squirrel lives on in its wake appeared first on Digital Trends.
The tech industry isn't immune to controversy or scandal. But what are the biggest scandals to have shaped the history of high tech as we know it? Here are seven of the most infamous.The post 7 of the biggest scandals in tech history appeared first on Digital Trends.
The tech industry isn't immune to controversy or scandal. But what are the biggest scandals to have shaped the history of high tech as we know it? Here are seven of the most infamous.The post 7 of the biggest scandals in tech history appeared first on Digital Trends.
The tech industry isn't immune to controversy or scandal. But what are the biggest scandals to have shaped the history of high tech as we know it? Here are seven of the most infamous.The post 7 of the biggest scandals in tech history appeared first on Digital Trends.
Yahoo announced a slew of updates to Yahoo Mail that includes not only new features but also a ton of performance improvements. New features include the likes of Photo Themes, allowing you to customize your inbox.The post Yahoo Mail is about to make RSVPing to an event a whole lot easier appeared first on Digital Trends.
Yahoo is updating Yahoo Mail with a few new features that should help online shoppers find the best deals and save cash while they shop. Notably, Yahoo is partnering with startups like ShopRunner and Earny for the new features.The post Yahoo Mail makes it easier for online shoppers to find the best deals appeared first on Digital Trends.
Football fan? Verizon just announced a $2 billion deal with the NFL that'll bring live game streams to the Yahoo Sports app for everyone to enjoy -- even if you're not a Verizon subscriber.The post Verizon will help you watch the NFL … even if you’re not a Verizon customer appeared first on Digital Trends.
As of the Firefox Quantum update, Google is once again the web browser's default search engine, as Mozilla ducks out of its five-year deal with Yahoo two years before it was due to expire.The post Firefox reverts to Google search engine, ending deal with Yahoo appeared first on Digital Trends.
Yahoo Mail is making Black Friday shopping a little easier. How? By pulling all those emailed coupons into a list that you can go through. It even lets you set reminders for when coupons expire.The post Be ready to roll on Black Friday with Yahoo Mail’s handy coupon list appeared first on Digital Trends.
Yahoo's new parent company, Verizon, has confirmed that all Yahoo accounts were compromised in a 2013 hack. That's 3 billion users, making it the largest data breach in history. The post All 3 billion Yahoo users were compromised in 2013 data breach, the largest ever appeared first on Digital Trends.
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