TLDR:
- TechCrunch is part of the Yahoo family of brands
- When using their sites and apps, they use cookies to provide services, authenticate users, apply security measures, and measure site use
In the article, TechCrunch, a member of the Yahoo family of brands, discusses the use of cookies on their sites and apps. These cookies, as well as similar technologies like web storage, allow the operators of the websites and apps to store and read information from users’ devices. The primary purposes of using these cookies include providing services to users, authenticating users, applying security measures, preventing spam and abuse, and measuring the use of their sites and apps.
By clicking ‘Accept all’, users allow TechCrunch and their partners, including those who are part of the IAB Transparency & Consent Framework, to store and/or access information on devices and use precise geolocation data and other personal data like IP addresses and browsing and search data for personalized advertising and content, advertising and content measurement, and audience research and services development. However, users also have the option to click ‘Reject all’ if they do not want their cookies and personal data to be used for these additional purposes.
If users would like to customize their choices regarding cookies and personal data usage, they can click ‘Manage privacy settings’ and change their choices at any time by accessing the ‘Privacy & cookie settings’ or ‘Privacy dashboard’ links on TechCrunch’s sites and apps. More information about how personal data is used can be found in their privacy policy and cookie policy.
Overall, TechCrunch emphasizes the importance of user privacy and offers options for users to manage their data preferences while using their sites and apps within the Yahoo family of brands.
