Share my information
Please stop asking me to say yes to sharing my information an not allowing me to get to my mail every time I try to check my mail and the pop up doesn’t give the option to say no if I don’t want to share my information I should have the option to say no and do it only one time it’s just not right
Tita
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We take your concerns seriously, so we have a dedicated team to address this type of inquiry. Use the steps below to contact a specialist directly.
1. Go to our Privacy Policy at https://policies.oath.com/ie/en/oath/privacy/index.html
2. Click Privacy Centre on the left.
3. Scroll down to the bottom and click feedback form.
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Anonymous
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Why can the Privacy dashboard not be accessed. Same re Nielsen measurement, this does not open, and what is this?
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Lovell Woods Gamble
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My personal information is being and stolen from my personal accounts for personal use, contacts, social media accounts, contacts, passwords, emails, banking information, health information, receipts, banking information are all being accessed and used by others for their personal information, contacts, identification cards for their businesses.
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Anonymous
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It is asking me to tap so AOL can share my info! Why? I don’t want to! Therefore I can’t get my email! Please help!
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L Sattler
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when adding AOL to IOS, allow people to choose what to share with AOL, AOL has been hacked so many times, really, contact info thats all AOL needs to send emails.
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Anonymous
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I should not be forced to accept conditions on main email display page - where it says you are going to share my information. I should be able to decline Having my info shared and still be able to access my email
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Anonymous
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Sick of the amount of third party cookies and the requests required to use AOL, beyond a joke, can’t wait to block all of this nonsense.
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You certainly know who we are.
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Get rid of the screen that says I must let you use my personnel data before you let me access my Email. That’s got to be a violation of the privacy rights of your clients.