Think if they were scanning every email they would have better spam control.
Maybe that was NSA spam: "30% off all network sniffers if you order in the next 24 hours!"
Think if they were scanning every email they would have better spam control.
Call me crazy but there's no doubt in my mind that others have done it as well. Especially G!
How can you be upset that Yahoo violated your freedom and in the same post wonder why MR hasn't acted to prevent freedom of speech? This guy isn't entitled to an opinion because he isn't in sync with the politically correct American dream? That right there is a bigger problem.What a bunch of lame push overs. They must have felled embarrassed when they saw Apple pushing back on the iPhone hack request, while they just rolled-over. I guess after today even that dozen email accounts they had left will be closed.
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Come on Dude, this is a really bad comment. Still wondering why your post hasn't been removed yet.
In other words, "We do whatever we're told regardless of whether it's in the best interest of our customers.""Yahoo is a law abiding company, and complies with the laws of the United States"
What a bunch of lame push overs. They must have felled embarrassed when they saw Apple pushing back on the iPhone hack request, while they just rolled-over. I guess after today even that dozen email accounts they had left will be closed.
Internet has-been Yahoo! has stressed it broke no US laws when it apparently insecurely backdoored its email systems for the NSA or FBI.
In 2015, the California-based biz hastily set up mechanisms that allowed American intelligence workers to scan all incoming Yahoo! Mail for particular strings of keywords, it is reported. It appears Yahoo! made no attempt to challenge or fend off Uncle Sam's demands for people's private data.
Alarmingly, the slurping software was so insecure, opportunistic hackers could have plundered it for messages, we're told. This major shortcoming drove Yahoo!'s chief security officer to quit in protest, apparently.
I've said this before, if I could use my iCloud email as my one and only Apple ID I would ditch my other email clients in the blink of an eye. Don't know what's been taking Apple more than 4 years.Liking my iCloud email more and more.
This is shocking news! Facebook has a "hugely popular Messenger app"?
Disgusting, that's all I have to say. No major player beyond Apple have taken a strategic policy stance of protecting private customer information.
I opened an Yahoo account for Flickr. Never used the email. Few weeks later I had hundreds of spam emails. Imagine if I had to rely on that email for work?
In this day and age, we should rely on e2e encryption.
Protonmail, Signal for messages and calls and use a VPN located in a country that still respect privacy.
Kim dot com is going to release a Dropbox competitor with zero-knowledge encryption. Soon we're able to put our personal files in the cloud without being spied and with less risk of hacks.
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Be careful. With all evidence that women are not as good as men as CEOs, SJWs will bully you.
Facts and statistics are sexist!
Yup - might be time to ditch gmail. Though that will have limited impact as most of my contacts are on gmail still. I only have one friend with a yahoo address however I have not been in touch with for several years so not sure if she still uses it.ProtonMail?
Serious question, is there a secure email available? I don't like my Gmail, not because of Google, because of the interface. I just don't like it. I have one hotmail and don't use since I have similar accounts on Yahoo. After the breach i was looking to move everything. Even more so now.
Well that's pretty ignorant and sexist. What percentage of CEOs are women?