Yahoo Japan is going dark in Europe Tags:Europe 5 comments Ok bye! This reads a bit like an article trying to paint GDPR as the villain, while in practice most global companies apparently found a way to comply. AFAIK, yahoo went, or rather Verizon Media, and their snoopware company Ovid (??) that Yahoo depends on, went dark on me eons ago. Looking forward to more unreadable articles on reddit. Almost all the local US media sites block EU readers. Oh, no! Will Yahoo USA follow? And will that mean that I will not be able to use my Yahoo account, into which I haven’t logged in for 17 years? Kinda shame. Yahoo jp is a good place to get some japanese information. Vpn i guess Leave a ReplyYou must be logged in to post a comment.
Ok bye! This reads a bit like an article trying to paint GDPR as the villain, while in practice most global companies apparently found a way to comply.
AFAIK, yahoo went, or rather Verizon Media, and their snoopware company Ovid (??) that Yahoo depends on, went dark on me eons ago.
Looking forward to more unreadable articles on reddit. Almost all the local US media sites block EU readers.
Oh, no! Will Yahoo USA follow? And will that mean that I will not be able to use my Yahoo account, into which I haven’t logged in for 17 years?
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Ok bye!
This reads a bit like an article trying to paint GDPR as the villain, while in practice most global companies apparently found a way to comply.
AFAIK, yahoo went, or rather Verizon Media, and their snoopware company Ovid (??) that Yahoo depends on, went dark on me eons ago.
Looking forward to more unreadable articles on reddit. Almost all the local US media sites block EU readers.
Oh, no! Will Yahoo USA follow? And will that mean that I will not be able to use my Yahoo account, into which I haven’t logged in for 17 years?
Kinda shame. Yahoo jp is a good place to get some japanese information. Vpn i guess