Why do I continuously have to keep signing in to my own personal e-mail. This is getting very annoying!!?
155970
I'll give you what's become the "standard answer" to most invasions of privacy and just plain annoying identification-security measures these days: "It's for your own protection."
1031143
Sign out... Then Sign back in
922647
I had this same problem from early morning 10-30-06 till late evening 11-01-06. Was unable to get answers from Yahoo! help. Finally I went to Yahoo! e-mail sign in page and reported that I forgot my ID. Found that I couldn't read my e-mail till I changed my password. By 11-01-06 around 8:00pm, at last all was well and I could get into my e-mail again. \n\nYahoo! is having big problems with all the big and crazy changes they're trying to make. Sure wish Yahoo! would learn to leave a good set up alone!!
165919
hmm.  i am not very computer savvy.  the only things i can say would be to check your history on the computer, keep searching the web and try to think of other terms to search with, and to wait.  usually if you register with personal sites they send you emails every so often.
440816
I am trying to sign in for the secont time. I did one a while ago. It tells me my e-mail address has already been used.
1060179
Make sure you're signed in before you answer questions.  That's the only thing I can think of that would keep you from keeping all of your settings/answers.  I hope that doesn't happen again..that really sucks!
226658
It's because your email has alot of activity. It's a security thing. Sometimes it's just checking your capabilities or trying to minimize spam. who knows? Have you asked Yahoo?
1180341
Regardless of what others are telling you here, this is a yahoo security thing. Yahoo forces you to put your password in after so many hours of use. Its annoying as H but aint nuttin you can do about it. Like I would even care about yahoo security.....Aint nuthin I would put on yahoo that I was afraid to have others see....to the rest of yas, youre all full of it! At some point, you have to manually type it in no matter what you do. This is the latest new yahoo security thing! You have to verify your account at random periods. I am about to dump yahoo for this reason alone! They get stupider every day.
1159194
why would you give anyone including your husband or wife your password?\nyour mail shouldn't be opened by anyone else but you
648473
I have mine set to sign in once daily.  I have no problems.  I save my settings.
658079
visit http://my.yahoo.com, and try to completely sign out from there
1091001
It sometimes does that. My girlfriend has had problems with it for a long time now. It will just sign you out automatically when you didnt do anything and sometimes you cant even log back in.\n\nYou can always download and install the older versions, dont fret =)\n\nJust go to http://www.oldversion.com/program.php?n=yahoo and you can just uninstall the new one if it continues to give you problems and get back the older ones.
19976
Why delete it? Just let it go and create a new account. It will drop off the face of the earth with non-use (on your part) so just let it go and don't sign into it again.
591687
i have no idea but mine is doing the same. I'd get a new e-mail. (So frustrating!!)
665400
Hit reply to some of the repeats that you are getting and tell them to take you off their list. The only way to get off is by letting them know. Sometimes at the bottom of the email they have a remove me from this list type thing. Just follow these steps. Otherwise I think that it is something you will have to live with or get a new email account.
538178
If you're already doing the "remember me" thing, it might be because of your cookies. I've had that problem before. All I had to do though was delete my cookies (Tools - Internet Options - Delete Cookies) and sign in and do "remember me" again. If that doesn't work, you might want to check your internet security settings.
725679
On the sign in page there is a link that you can click to allow you more time. It is your settings that you need to change. Also, you can check the box that says "keep me signed in on this computer."