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We use information about many of the pages that you have visited, ads that you have seen and clicked, some of your searches on Yahoo, and your use of our services to create interest categories that help us choose the kinds of ads and content that you’d like to see. You can edit or de-select categories or opt out of interest-based ads and other features altogether. See all standard categories
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