TLDR:
- Article discusses the use of cookies by TechCrunch and other Yahoo-owned brands
- Cookies are used to provide services, authenticate users, prevent abuse, and measure usage
- Accepting all cookies allows for personalized ads and content, measuring effectiveness, and product improvement
- Rejecting cookies means these additional purposes will not be served
- Users can customize their cookie settings or manage privacy preferences
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If users do not want cookies and personal data to be used for these additional purposes, they can choose to reject all cookies. By rejecting cookies, personalized ads and content will not be displayed, and the effectiveness of such content cannot be measured. However, users have the option to customize their privacy settings and manage their cookie preferences.
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