Could you kindly remove the Spanish language commercials from before your videos? Last I looked, I don't live in Mexico or Central America.
You could quit pandering/enabling criminals by stopping this idiotic advertising. I know it is hard for the liberal media to comprehend, but pandering to criminals is a BAD thing.
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Anonymous commented
que estúpidos ,,si hablaran español ganaran mas,,se dicen muy americanos ,,cuando los meros meros son los indios,,no ustedes,,de por si así estamos pa la jojida,,ahora con esos comentarios,,,esto es america y america es incluyendo america central y america de sur,,por si no lo saben,,,ahh se me olvida que no entienden ni hablan español!!
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db commented
Trish's suggestions as to why one might be served Spanish ads are not reasonable. Viewing links that might be *about* Hispanics does not mean I might be even remotely interested in a Spanish-language ad. A more likely scenario is that Yahoo doesn't track what language its ads or its links use. If this is the case, they are doing an extreme disservice to their potential international customers, their current English-speaking customers, their advertisers and, ultimately, themselves.
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Shadoza commented
When I am welcomed by an article to a Spanish-speaking advertisement video, I close it and move on. I am an USA resident; I speak American English.
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Craig A Sculthorpe commented
Im not spanish nor do i speak it. Is there a way to make a switch for videos to listen or watch when browser is on in any main language suggested
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Trish O commented
But Yahoo does serve people all over the world, and they just want to sell ads for them. My own experience is that Spanish-language ads appear when I have been reading a lot of pages (not necessarily on Yahoo) that either are in Spanish or relate to topics likely to be of interest to Spanish-speaking people. As it happens, I do have professional, personal and religious connections to the Mexican community, so it does not offend me when I see such ads. However, if Yahoo's software is picking those ads for you because its algorithms are miscalculating your true interests, I can see how that would get very annoying very fast. (For example, by any chance do you tend to read articles about immigration because you are OPPOSED to it? Yahoo's computers don't know how to distinguish that from someone who reads such articles because they're an immigrant.) You might try purging your cookies and see if that helps.