yahoo's new privacy policy

sorry if this was posted before, but yahoo's privacy policy has been updated. take a look at it, but not on a full stomach.

http://privacy.yahoo.com/

 

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Pin, it really sux so much I might delete my geocities homepage, throw yapager where it belongs to........and never surf on yahoo ....

Anyone knows where could I get free home for my homepage ?
Thank You Pin for the information.

^Ari^

 

HI Ari

Did you go here in Yahoo:

Your Ability to Edit and Delete Your Account Information and Preferences
General


Put everywhere a checkmark in "no" !!

http://privacy.yahoo.com/

Hope this helps

 

Hi Marianna

You mean exactly after deleting my homepage content I go removing my personal info ?
I still need help....opinions for homepages.....where to go...I found one dunno yet how´s the privacy for real:
http://www.topcities.com/

help please, and thank you Marianna for your reply

^Ari^

 

Sheesh! After going there and reading that I feel like doing a format and clean install, just to make sure I didn't come away with some bug.

 

Hi Krusty, I thought I might just suggest checking out http://www.web1000.com for hosting. I've not used their service, but 50MB webspace, unlimited bandwidth and no ads, for free, sounds pretty good.

 

Privacy !

That web1000.com seems to be "perfect" for now ! I still study privacy policies and other stuff. I do not have anything to hide anyways but Yahoos new policies really suck....they collect all information.....of all users....one louzy cookie is alrigth for me though. Besides this web1000.com seems to be fast enough too.

There might be something I do not see or undestand in privacy policies of web1000.com. If any of you notice or know something weird, please tell. All information will be respectfully processed.

Thank You - ^Ari^

 

KRUSTY

at your request: from "THEIR" privacy policy:


"""In other words, you should not have any expectation of privacy in the information you provide us in conjunction with the creation of your web site. """"

 

to be honest these days I am not so sure any website host can offer 100% privacy due to the new laws....in this case its the personal information of the person using the hosting service that is not expected to be kept private.....which is no so strange......might even say that given today's enviorment its normal.....because a court order is no longer required to obtain such information

 

Snowy man,

But ofcourse ! There we go again. As a matter of fact I noticed that sentence. Thank you for bringing it here, it is important.
Expectations eh ? If I had any, I was like you, blocking everything else but plain text. And that might not be much enough for surfing anonymous either... but ok! I am not worried about FBI neither CIA, I am a good guy [ most of time lol ] Seriously I am. I still study web1000.com more; can it go worse than YAHOO!

Nice to see you posting Snowy

^Ari^

 

Just A Comment

yes the yahoo privacy policy stinks....an yet yahoo is being very upfront about it.....and not trying to hide it.......in a strange sort of way I have to respect that.......
really isn't yahoo offering users a freedom of choice....use yahoo but don't expect any privacy....or just don't use yahoo. thats pretty darn straight forward... as much as it is displeasing to say....

 

Yes indeed Snowy ! Honest and straigth ! You got one more + karma from me, you add them by yourself ok, use asterisks

^ Ari^

 

LOL......its a good thing I can't get karma..cause after saying that about yahoo I would be overloaded with bad krama...LOL

but hey its true....doubleclick never gave us a choice..nither did all those other trackers....even though I think yahoo privacy stinks its still upfront.......

 

LOL They have an opt out option. Yeah I bet it don't work and they still track you. I just hope clearing off my HD and erasing my cookies will clean out them web beacons that yahoo speaks of.
BTW anyone know how to set up proxo to block web beacons?

 

NotAgeek


since I have not used yahoo I can't say if their opt out..if there is one...works or not.......an wont "guess"
as for tracking....most definitely yahoo tracks users....as does a few million other websites ....so real time prevention programs imo is good to use always
web becons.......yes yahoo along with other sites use those.....gosh, I took steps to remove those several years ago an never looked back..so almost forgot there is such a thing........
oddly as bad and ugly as yahoo is......millions of users go there......wonder why that is

 

I guess it's like taking a long term loan from a shark. You don't feel the pain in the wallet right away, but it will get there some day

Regards,

Pieter

 

Pieter

LOL.....now thats a super great way of saying it.....LOL

 

Most of the free ones are as bad as that. Or else the pop-up's kill ya and the ads are the killer kind. Like Free Yellow, Express, Homestead ( hate homestead). However, if it is a literary site you can check out Chief BlackBear's Free cgi site pages. The link is on my home page, just hit one of the banners.

I'd give it to you but I don't know it off hand.

Peace,

 

I would also like to know if anyone finds out about
http://www.topcities.com/

Peace,