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Personalizing the newsfeed


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In order to fully utilize newsfeed personalization options, you must be signed in to Yahoo! with either a Yahoo! or Facebook account.

When signed in:

  • Access your personalized newsfeed from any desktop, tablet computer, or mobile phone, any time.
  • Stories will be generated by what we think you’ll find most interesting. The more you use Yahoo!, the smarter we become by integrating and learning your preferences through:
    • Your Yahoo! browsing history
    • Facebook “Likes”
    • Your input
      Note: Learn how to fine-tune your newsfeed in our help aticle about managing your content preferences.
  • Use category filters to switch news topics.
  • Facebook friend activity will be integrated into the newsfeed.

When not signed in:

  • Your personalized newsfeed will only be available on one device as it will not be associated with the activity on your Yahoo! ID.
  • Stories will be generated based on Yahoo! News algorithms and your input.
  • Use category filters to switch news topics.

Removing stories from the News Stream:

  1. Move your mouse cursor over a story you’d like to remove.
  2. Click X in the top-right of the story to remove it.

Remove News Stream Story

Showing fewer stories about certain topics:

  1. Move your mouse cursor over a story you’d like to remove.
  2. Click X in the top-right of the story to remove it.
  3. Under “Show me fewer stories about:,” select one or more of the related topics.
    Note: To re-add a story that you removed by mistake, click Undo.

Fewer News Stream Topics

Note: Facebook features require either signing in with a Facebook account or signing in with a Yahoo! ID that is linked with a Facebook account.



Last updated: May 01, 2013
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