Yahoo is part of the Yahoo brand family.

Yahoo is part of the Yahoo brand family. The websites and apps that belong to us and that we operate, including Yahoo, AOL, Engadget, In The Know, and MAKERS.Yahoo brand family.

When using our websites and apps we use cookies. By using cookies (including similar technologies such as web storage) the operators of the websites and apps can store and read information on your device. Further information can be found in our Cookie Policy. Cookies are used to:

- provide our websites and apps for you
- authenticate users, apply security measures and prevent spam and abuse, and
- measure your usage of our websites and apps.

We capture the number of visitors on our pages, the device type (iOS or Android), the browser used, and the time spent on our websites and in our apps. This data is collected in aggregated form and not linked to individual users.

If you click "Accept All", we and our partners, including the 240 partners that belong to the IAB Transparency & Consent Framework, store information on a device (i.e. we use cookies) and can access it. We use precise location data and other personal data such as IP addresses, browsing and search data for analysis, personalized advertising and content, measurement of advertising and content, audience research and further development of services. Click "Reject All" if you do not want us and our partners to use cookies and personal data for these additional purposes. If you want to adjust your selection, click "Manage Privacy Settings". You can revoke your consent at any time or change your settings by clicking the link "Privacy and Cookie Settings" or "Privacy Dashboard" on our websites and apps. Further information on how we use your personal data can be found in our privacy statement and our cookie policy. Accept All Reject All Manage Privacy Settings.

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The article is a German cookie‑policy notice from Yahoo. It explains that Yahoo, along with its sister brands AOL, Engadget, In The Know and MAKERS.Yahoo, uses cookies and similar technologies to provide services, authenticate users, prevent spam, and measure site usage. It details that users can accept or reject cookies, that Yahoo and its 240 partners in the IAB Transparency & Consent Framework may store data on a device, and that precise location, IP, browsing and search data are used for analytics, personalized advertising, measurement, audience research and service improvement. Users can manage privacy settings, revoke consent, or adjust their choices via links on Yahoo’s sites and apps.