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Freedom is relative. Even in the most free societies on earth, people have to follow some laws rules and regulations, or there would be anarchy and chaos. Sometimes people want to be more "free" than the country they live in will allow. But if you think about it, it is not the freedom that is causing the problem. It is people taking more freedom than the country allows. This is even more problematic for people living under very oppressive rule. It is always a challenge to find a balance between too much freedom and too little. There may be levels of "problems" that are sometimes difficult to see for people (or nations) totally enmeshed in their own interests. It might happen that "free" nations will act in ways that are beneficial to themselves, with little or no regard for impacts on other nations or peoples. This is a kind of problem that freedom can, but should not cause. When nations accept their place as members of a world community, then the benefits of balanced freedom accrue to every nation and people.

yes they can if they know your password but other than that they cannot get in your email

Click "Get Started" on the right of the page,sign in with your yahoo id and you become a member of Yahoo Answers.

By clicking on the link given in the Related links and Sources.

Scroll down the page to Answers International and then click on USA flag to get redirected to Yahoo!Answers USA.

Asking and answering on Yahoo! Answers is like going out into a crowded town square and asking and answering people's questions: It is a good place to start and generally people are well-intentionned. However, you more often than not ask people who have no clue about the subject they are talking about, and more often than not, people will give you outright wrong answers. Even many of the "experts" and "Top Contributors" often consistently give outright ignorant and incorrect answers. There are also a lot of trolls on some sections. Furthermore, the Y!A community tends to be quite emotional, especially on the sections "Polls & Surveys" and "Religion & Spirituality", which are almost completely unreliable. Furthermore, there are sections like "Current Events" that are used almost entirely for people's dirty laundering, i.e racist and political circle-...you get the point.

All in all, for the most part, Yahoo! Answers is a good place to start your search, but you should not believe what you see on there, even if they are from "Top Contributors" or other experts, until you can further validate it with other reliable sources.

There's no big deal,because that one answer is being given by tons of different people on here.

The password for Hack Yahoo V1.7 is not known. This is because this is an illegal program. You could face criminal charges for attempting to hack into Yahoo.

Yahoo is the owner of BT's email services. This doesn't necessarily mean that the entire website is owned by Yahoo, but a certain part of it is in fact.

You can't

Go to the Yahoo website

Click on "sign up" just under the search bar.

Create your new ID on the sign up page.

Type in the search term "Yahoo email" and sign in to access your email.

Go to "My Activity" option on the top of the page.Click on "Edit my preferences" option.Click on Blue button "Update Photo or Avatar".

Select the photo you want from the photo carousel or You can add or change a photo or an avatar.

Click on "Use Selected photo".

Click on 'Submit' when you are finished with the work.

It matters what are the questions abut her asking?

Encrypted means that what are sending to the Internet and back is Secure.

There are any number of providers. Go to google.com and follow the instructions on there.

What do you mean. I herd that the accounts on yahoo are having a problem a couple of women were looking into my friends webcam even though my friends webcam was off. People I suggest you cancel Yahoo accounts or contact Yahoo about the problem if you have it.

You simply need a Yahoo Mail ID.

Through yahoo mail address you can register and then sign in to yahoo answers.

Sign in to the email address you want to disable.

Atfirst sign in the email id. then clik on the Help section Click on the link provided to delete, terminate, cancel or close the account, which will disable the email address. Help botton comes undre the home page after that click "Delete Yahoo! account" OR under "Need Help for other Yahoo! Sites?" click "Account, password, sign-in," then under the "Account Information Help Topics" click on "Changing Users or Locations," then click "How do I close my Yahoo! account?" and, finally, click "Account Termination."

From the email account's main page "Help" section, under "Recommended articles," click on "Canceling your Gmail address." This page instructs you to do the following to disable your email address: "Click Settings at the top of any Gmail page, and open the Accounts and Import tab. Click Google Account settings. Click Edit next to My products on the right side. Click Remove Gmail permanently."

From the site's homepage, click "Help Center Home." Click on the icon for "Account," then click the link under "How do I close my account." This link instructs you to go to the "Windows Live Account overview page." From there, under "Additional options," click "Close account." Sign in again when prompted to do so for security purposes. You may also be asked to fill out an encryption code, again for security purposes. Click the cancellation or termination button presented to you to complete the process of disabling the account.

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i have been having very similar problems all week with sending emails from my yahoo account. some outbound messages go fine, but in too many cases i can't send a message. Either I get prompted for captchas constantly or, like you, I get a message saying they've detected a possible issue (i.e., spam) and can't send the email and to try again in 24-hrs. in many cases, even after answering the captchas correctly, it still won't send and gives me the spam message.

At this point, I have no idea if any particular email will get sent or get blocked. My account is unusable like this.

i have sent many emails to tech support, but have not gotten any useful response. So I went to their online chat and was talking to an agent for 30 minutes or so.

The conclusion from the chat is that i have been advised to send no more than 2-4 emails per day which contain any of the following: "HTML code (code used to format websites), Links to other websites, Embedded graphics, Attachments, Forwarded messages (chain letters, jokes, etc.), High Outbound Message Volume, Sending email to multiple recipients." Since 90% of modern email fits into one or more of these buckets, this is wildly impractical.

As the message indicates, I was told that the account will clear after 2-24 hours, but this has not been the case for me. For several days running, I have had a large percentage of perfectly normal messages blocked. But then even if it does clear, the rep confirmed that the "2-4 emails per day max" rule still applies.

Based on my experience and what the rep said, it sounds like Yahoo is clamping down so hard on spammers that normal email usage has now become suspect and subject to blockage.

Yahoo is a website to send and recieve emails and surprisingly see whats going on in the world like news. Go on http://www.yahoo.com and sign up! Once you have done that, you will have your email. You will get a email from the Yahoo! company saying if you would like a tutorial or not. There is also Yahoo Answers, Yahoo! Pulse, anything. Yahoo Answers is like Answers.com, execpt there's levels and points you have to score to for example thumbs up peoples answers. And you can choose somebody's answer for the BEST answer.

Make one! Its really cool!

If you make one, email me what you thought about yahoo! at:

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