Parents be warned. There's real **** on Yahoo's home page.
*********** is creeping into sponsored articles.
I don't want my kids finding this. The article entitled "News Anchor Left Her Audience Stunned" on click-through takes you to:
https://beap.gemini.yahoo.com/mbclk?bv=1.0.0&es=TPwk9UEGIS9XPag_FIY9jeEJ5iC2ZRYr9uuoH4FFmhHqzh.zKnRO3ylR8AKZ7_4a0ibhiA9Lw83fKXplcYbHTZrRBNmU3I2MYp8wVeU4955154te6jstriDJEh.WpYCC1.c7IVYZpExRnwFqdn0GA60h9eQx8r1EAf3jnx1rDeZb6qvEHYdMyPjzjZg.h1z38CMt3AGzMtc1E_HfEutrFScNAs6oRkHIdl1yQkI1NL3iXoFM_S.Fhu2T6iPDCAkaLeOB5SkrD8WnX9smg3R.lypEbzPNI9mn9_HfshQaw8NUj4IHLt0emM9rqwhzfQ7UuJdTGLTEDRp3Ramos92KXBVPiEBahwqi_NXZWc99FiWChym6HmoL1Wx4Z.FL68nRmKQd.vqeSUZddLWPgQ4Mk_oKZjxIMtIp1H7JTV9A3Eu03P10WbUnPHMX20T8Jl8oGCwL9JiTwDyIogkwuVM7jbFhoBQyZFIY7oBMYbVMtLcklLOSlTSJH7C3Efl_CXf.D7nc_IE688DkqhAwQffGJoU5G0XuATKzhV0QJUo.8wKMBYx3tzFNT6Mi9.Uz.1GG95PbtLzcvEqVDVBNGa6aui1JXpXpOgmVbQLk.7I-%26lp=http%3A%2F%2Fmaxlol.com%2Fthe-funniest-things-news-anchors-have-done-on-air%2F%3Futm_source%3Dyahoo%26utm_medium%3Dreferral%26utm_campaign%3Dnews-HM1-DT-UK-2
On opening there were pictures of male parts and *** scenes and it's too scary to think that my kids might find this by accident. All it took for me to find it was a random click on a random link on the Yahoo home page.
Why are these images getting through? Does Yahoo just take the cash and turn a blind eye as the content being published is classified under "ads"? As far as I can tell there is absolutely no scrutiny happening at all as long as the money keeps rolling in.
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