AOL has officially become part of Yahoo’s family of brands, joining its existing sites like Yahoo and AOL as well as its digital advertising service. This change allows users to better understand the ownership structure and privacy policies governing their online experiences. For those concerned about data usage, options are available to reject or customize cookie preferences through dedicated links on their preferred platforms. Users can also easily manage these settings at any time by visiting privacy policy pages linked from AOL’s sites or apps. This move underscores Yahoo’s commitment to transparency and user control in the digital space.
AOL users now have greater clarity about the companies managing their data, with easy access to tools for managing cookie preferences. By opting out or customizing settings, individuals can take charge of their privacy.
This reorganization comes as part of Yahoo’s ongoing efforts to enhance transparency and empower users in their digital lives.
Source: https://consent.yahoo.com/v2/collectConsent?sessionId=3_cc-session_28b28aac-9136-4a61-b2a9-486af9a0d83f