" Yahoo Messenger Latest Version "
" Yahoo Messenger "
Information Collection and Use Practices
- Messenger automatically checks for updates to Yahoo! software.
- You can establish a friend list within Messenger and be added as a friend to other members' lists.
- By default, your online status will be visible to other Messenger members who have you on their friends list and on web pages with an online presence indicator.
- You can choose to appear offline by signing in as "invisible".
- You can selectively appear online or offline to specific friends or groups of friends on Messenger using the Stealth Settings option.
- You can choose to always appear offline on web pages by editing your preferences in Messenger or Yahoo! Profiles.
- In Messenger, choose Messenger > Preferences > Privacy and uncheck the box to allow Yahoo! web sites to show when you are online.
- In Yahoo! Profiles, check the box to hide your online status from other users.
- You have certain choices about whether to add friends, be added as a friend, or ignore other members. Adding someone to your ignore list will also ignore PC-to-PC calls and related voice messages from that person.
- By default, any other member using Messenger may send you PC-to-PC calls. You can change your preferences so that you only receive calls from members on your friends list.
- Yahoo! does not save your instant messages, but we do make some functionality, such as archiving and the ability to print and save messages, available to members so that they may retain records of their instant messaging communications.
- By default, Messenger will archive your message history for the current session, until you sign out. When that session ends, the message archive will be deleted.
- To change your archiving preferences in Messenger, choose Messenger > Preferences > Archive.
- Changing your archiving preferences does not clear your current archive. For example, if you previously archived all messages indefinitely but now change your preference so that Messenger saves messages until you sign out, then you will need to click the "Clear Archive Now" button for your previous archive to be cleared.
- Please be aware that even if you choose not to save your message history, members you correspond with may opt to use the functionality available in their version of Messenger to save the communications.
- Yahoo! does not save PC-to-PC calls and other voice communications that go through our servers. However, any voice mails that you record for other members will be stored on our servers. Yahoo!'s practice is to not use the content of those voice mail messages.
- Messenger stores a PC-to-PC call history on your computer. You can review the PC-to-PC call history in Messenger by choosing Contacts > Voice Messages & Call History.
- Messenger gives you the opportunity to report instant messages you receive as spam (also known as "spim"). If you choose to report spam, Yahoo! will be sent information about the conversation including the Yahoo! ID of the member being reported, text of the conversation, and your Yahoo! ID.
- Messenger automatically identifies phone numbers and email addresses included in messages, so that you can quickly save them to your Yahoo! Address Book or take other actions, such as sending an email. This is a function carried out by the Messenger client on your computer and is not done by Yahoo! servers.
- When you invite someone to use Messenger using our online form (as opposed to adding someone as a friend to your friend list), you will need to provide that person's email address and a message (which is optional). Information collected on that online form will only be used to send an email on your behalf and will not be used for any marketing purposes.
- By using Messenger, you may choose to make some of your personal information public or you may choose to share some of your personal information with others.
- If you post personal information online that is accessible to the public, you may receive unsolicited messages from other parties in return.
- Messenger sometimes uses a peer-to-peer connection during its operation, including times when you may be using it for instant messaging (text conversations), file sharing, PC-to-PC calling and webcam streaming. Peer-to-peer means that your computer connects directly to the other user's computer in the conversation without needing to go through Yahoo! servers. As such, your IP address is available to users you share a peer-to-peer connection with.
- You can edit your Messenger settings and preferences through the Messenger menu.
- To review and delete your PC-to-PC call history or voice messages in Messenger, choose Contacts > Voice Messages & Call History.
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