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1. This is NOT an easy and fast way to login to Yahoo

   1. If yahoo is the mail provider for both my recovery and primary e-mail account, yahoo's new time consuming, clumsy and unworkable login process makes it impossible to get a security code in an easy, timely manner. It's an obvious use case--why didn't your programmers test for it?

   2. Sending a security code via audio to a landline phone is completely feasible. It's a technology that predates Yahoo's current idiotic security pretense and doesn't even require AI. It's a solution used by reliable, valid and well regarded businesses, including banks, brokerages, major corporations, shopping sites, online services. This is another use case your programmers have missed.

   3. Expiry times. 5 minutes is unreasonable, especially when Yahoo Mail sometimes has a lagtime of up to 5 minutes (sometimes more) Again. Lag time--something your programmers failed to consider, especially for user in regions where broadband is hare to get or unreliable.

   This 'upgrade' is a mess!

   1. If yahoo is the mail provider for both my recovery and primary e-mail account, yahoo's new time consuming, clumsy and unworkable login process makes it impossible to get a security code in an easy, timely manner. It's an obvious use case--why didn't your programmers test for it?

   2. Sending a security code via audio to a landline phone is completely feasible. It's a technology that predates Yahoo's current idiotic security pretense and doesn't even require AI. It's a solution used by reliable, valid and well regarded businesses, including banks, brokerages, major corporations, shopping sites, online services. This is another use case… more

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2. This is NOT an easy and fast way to login to Yahoo

   1. If yahoo is the mail provider for both my recovery and primary e-mail account, yahoo's new time consuming, clumsy and unworkable login process makes it impossible to get a security code in an easy, timely manner. It's an obvious use case--why didn't your programmers test for it?

   2. Sending a security code via audio to a landline phone is completely feasible. It's a technology that predates Yahoo's current idiotic security pretense and doesn't even require AI. It's a solution used by reliable, valid and well regarded businesses, including banks, brokerages, major corporations, shopping sites, online services. This is another use case your programmers have missed.

   3. Expiry times. 5 minutes is unreasonable, especially when Yahoo Mail sometimes has a lagtime of up to 5 minutes (sometimes more) Again. Lag time--something your programmers failed to consider, especially for user in regions where broadband is hare to get or unreliable.

   This 'upgrade' is a mess!

   1. If yahoo is the mail provider for both my recovery and primary e-mail account, yahoo's new time consuming, clumsy and unworkable login process makes it impossible to get a security code in an easy, timely manner. It's an obvious use case--why didn't your programmers test for it?

   2. Sending a security code via audio to a landline phone is completely feasible. It's a technology that predates Yahoo's current idiotic security pretense and doesn't even require AI. It's a solution used by reliable, valid and well regarded businesses, including banks, brokerages, major corporations, shopping sites, online services. This is another use case… more

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3. blasted ads on paid yahoo account

   blasted ads on paid account

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4. email

   I REALLY dislike the split-screen display of my email when I view it on my laptop. Please consider reverting it to its previous display. Stop trying to reinvent the wheel; keep it simple.

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5. Calendar Auto-populates from Spam mail invites

   Spam mail automatically applies pending calendar events to synced emails and there's (so far) no way to stop it that I can find. That needs to get fixed asap. It doesn't appear to be a syncing issue, but there should definitely be a way for Yahoo to disallow SPAM folder emails from migrating events and event invitations into the calendar.

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6. stop pop up notifications!

   There are 3 pop up notifications from mail.yahoo.com that cycle through, They are impossible to stop. Please help!

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7. Yahoo Calendar View is set to weekly view cannot get it back to monthly view

   The Yahoo Calendar is now defaulting to weekly view rather than monthly view, which I have had for years. I can't find a way to get it back including clearing cache, please help

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