did yahoo give user information to the federal goverment for so called domestic spying????
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Probley,but the Gov.over rides everybody and everything.The FBI right now is eve droping on AT&T and BellSouth and other phone companys customers like you. Nothing is private or free in this country we all answer to somebody.It is another way for them to catch drug dealers and tearest. our social security number is out mark of the beast With it,the law knows what you done sence the day you were born.
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Even though technology has advanced far enough to have people access various entertainment and aid applications, there is no legal way to know if a person recieved their Yahoo! mail, atleast none that I know of. True, they may send you a reply if it is appropriate, or they will notify you personally, but none have been devised to do so.
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read yahoo privacy polity you will know better then any one........and as for as data is concern you're information is totally confidential yahoo don't pass your information to any third party.....
829157
were your cookies in some ones asss is what yahoo was trying to figure out!
129322
Yes there are programs that can hack yahoo accounts, infact any mail accounts for that matter!
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Yahoo has a software called anti-spy, very effective and free
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No need to worry,he's been reported to a few "watch dog" agencies.\n\nQuestion to Yahoo:What are you doing about predators in this forum?\n\nQuestion to Yahoo:Did you know you can track IP addresses and forever ban someone from Yahoo? DUH!!
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Organisations such as Reporters Without Borders have made that accusation. However, Yahoo has denied it saying it "never releases information to the Chinese Government."
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Everything about the Internet company Yahoo! screams fun – from the name itself to the bright purple colors, to the endless array of online services and distractions. Around the world they are associated with creativity, innovation and the free flow of ideas.\nI think that’s why it is so shocking to learn that Yahoo! has colluded with the repressive Chinese government to help identify Internet dissidents who were subsequently thrown in jail.\nI urge you to join me today by expressing outrage at Yahoo!’s participation in human rights abuses in China.\nThe details are shocking. Investigations by Amnesty International and others show that:\n• At the Chinese government’s request Yahoo! routinely censors search engine results \nin China -- without disclosing that the censorship has happened.\n• Yahoo!-disclosed private user information has allegedly been used to persecute at\nleast three political dissidents in China.\n• In one case, that of journalist Shi Tao, information turned over by Yahoo! was \nsubmitted as evidence in a trial that ended in a 10-year prison sentence. A primary\npiece of evidence was a private email Mr. Shi sent to the United States from\nhis Yahoo! email account.\nWe don’t really know how many voices have been silenced through Yahoo!’s collusion, or how many people have been rounded up. What we do know, and why we need your help, is that Yahoo! cannot hide behind the supposed realpolitik of working in China.\nRecent examinations of four American Internet technology companies operating in China– Yahoo!, Google, Microsoft, and Cisco -- suggest that Yahoo! has most actively aided repressive forces in China, by helping to jail political dissidents.\nNew York Times columnist and consistent voice for human rights Nicholas Kristof concludes “Yahoo! sold its soul and is a national disgrace.”\nYahoo! is not immune to public condemnation. Your demands for change will get the Internet giant’s attention.\nAmnesty demands that Yahoo! use its influence to secure prisoner of conscience Shi Tao's release and to stop any actions that could undermine human rights in any country in which it operates.\nEvery voice makes a difference. Please take action today.\nThanks for all you do.\nSincerely,\nBill Schulz\n\nExecutive Director
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No such thing, cause its personal/private info, not suppose to be exposed, not to mention about the web.
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If the person was good enough to know the answer of your latest question, he/she must be someone who is close to you, is a friend, or is a relative.\n\nEither what you are doing is a matter of National Interest, and therefore the CIA/FBI/NSA or whatever agency ur country has is trying to get into the account. But lol that wont be the case.\n\nThe person is a friend. See who all have been frequenting your desktop, or trying to be more inquisitive around you. You can mail Yahoo, but i dont think they will be of much help, they can just reset ur account details. But unless u find WHO did it, the attacks wont stop. For a change try a security question, the answer to which ONLY YOU WOULD KNOW!.\n\nor get a new account.
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You assume that someone used their real name when they joined Yahoo.  \n\nAlso, since people can use computers at libraries, friends' houses, work, and a host of other places, it may be very likely that you cannot determine who a Yahoo user is.
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NOPE!! I never did. They want to claim that the president & all other politians should have their privacy. What about the rest of the USA?? We deserve our privacy as well. And the issue with the audio/video...(Patty just shakes her head.)
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Hey pal,\n\nThe answer is YES! but its not so easy! they call it MAN IN THE MIDDLE, in this technology someone placed between your computer and your GATEWAY so any IM that you wanna send to yahoo should pass through gateway and because yahoo dont have any encryption process for IMs so the hacker can SNIFF your packet and find out what are you typing! but its very difficult believe me.\n\nCiao,
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File a freedom of information request with the feds, yes they will tell you
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Haha.  Yahoo knows and just didnt want to tell you.\n\nhttp://ask.yahoo.com/19990601.html
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Very good question..\nPerhaps because the people that run yahoo are liberal dems...