How do I change my Yahoo password?
Hi, I am Reshma and without wasting time i will explain you directly the steps below-Steps #1: Go to the Sign in page of Yahoo accountTo recover the old yahoo password, you must first go to the official Yahoo account sign in section. And after that, you have to click on the Sign-in Helper (Need Help?) in the Yahoo account which will redirect you to the next section for password recovery.Steps #2: Click I don't remember passwordNow once you have entered the next section, you have click on the option " I don't remember password". There is also an option for you to choose even if you have forgotten the Email ID. (But here we are concerned only about the recovery of password, not the Email)Step #3: Enter your Yahoo Email IDNow the next step is to add your valid email ID, which will lead you to the next step of recovery. Here in this step, you have to provide the valid Yahoo Email ID which you have used during the signup process i.e creating the Yahoo Account. This step is necessary as because they should confirm that you are a Yahoo account user.Step #4: Click on options for password RecoveryIn this section, you are going to get 3 options- Mobile phone number recovery, Alternative Email Address and final one Secret Questions. Of all the 3 option, a single option answered correctly can help you to give your old password. But if you fail to answer, try simultaneously for the next option that one of it is, of course, going to help you for recovery.Select one of the methods below for exact steps to securely verify your identity and Recover Yahoo Password.Now Let us try all the below methods till you login to your old yahoo mail account.
How can I delete my Yahoo account?
If you are tired of using yahoo account you can easily delete yahoo account. Prevent your data while closing old and rarely used account. Before deleting account may sure that you have check something first because once you delete your account , you can’t recover any information or restore access. No doubt using few steps, you can delete your whole yahoo mail account to cancel access to your mail address, stop people from messaging you, delete all mails. Deleting a yahoo account refers not only that your emails will be deleted and you will lose entry to your yahoo account however you will also have no longer access to your “My yahoo setting” in fact your photos and data stored in yahoo services.Steps to delete yahoo account on desktop?Log in to the yahoo account termination page.(login.yahoo.com/account/delete-user)Read the information on terminating your account.Click on continue deleting my account.Enter your email id for verification.Finally click on yes, terminate this account.You can click the following link for more information How to Delete Yahoo account | desktop | mobile phones
Why might Yahoo!'s business change over time?
Yahoo has made changes in the past based on very shallow financial considerations and it has become a place for change for its own sake. This has caused a once very good site to degrade a lot over a few years. They might make changes for the long term future of the place when they become desperate. They once had a mail program that IMHO was a lot better than Outlook. They've all but destroyed that. They once had a pretty good news feed that was customizable and mostly true and to the point. First they junked it up with celebrity news stories. Later they added fake news sites like 'Answers' to the mix. Finally, they have added in a lot of Fox News and Huffington Post editorials disquised as news. They once had an entertaining forum called Yahoo Life or something. It was a group of horoscopes, advice columns, sports stats, economic data, comic strips and stuff like that. It could be accessed under 'My Yahoo.' That's been changed beyond recognition and made mostly useless. When enough people leave, they'll fix it. Until then, they will continue down this silly path. For enough people to leave, there has to be a content driven home page that is a whole lot better, and I haven't seen one, though MSN is a competitor.