What might happen if I leave my Yahoo account signed on a school library computer?
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If someone doesn't start using it, it will probably auto log off after a time
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If you have more than one session into your mailbox, it will do this.  For example, you open Yahoo mail, then minimize it because you are looking at something else. Then you open Yahoo mail again. Yahoo wants to verify that you are really you before going forward with any more requests. It protects you in case you are using a public computer (library, cyber cafe, etc) and leave without closing all your windows. \n\nSome third-party chat uilities and other add-ons will mimic a session login so try turning all of those off and see if that helps.
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Yahoo says enlish only or you could lose your account.
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Does this happen in a specific computer in a specific internet service provider?Is it in your office,school or university or college? It might be coz those services are through the university server.They wont allow you to go to certain sites for either chat,nudity etc etc.Do you try to log on to yahoo through Texas A$M university computers?You cant break through those  then in that case.No, yahoo is not concerned with this.Its the server your computer is connected to responsible.
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It is probably nothing.  If you don't log out when you leave, the Yahoo computer doesn't know that you are gone.  So when you come back, it thinks that there are two of you.\n\nIf you have any doubts, change all of your passwords to something that cannot be guessed.
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no not if it is the free yahoo and you can login anywhere but you do have to check it i think every 30 days or they will cancel it for you
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Your Yahoo! ID is stored as a cookie on your computer. This allows you to be logged in automatically to your Yahoo! account. \nIf you upgrade your computer software, change computers, delete your Internet files, or click "Sign Out", the cookie will be erased from your computer's hard drive. \n\nTo retrieve your information, enter your Yahoo! ID and password in the spaces provided either on the Login page or the Guest page, and click "Sign In". You do not need to register for a new account
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The only thing you can do is report it to Yahoo!  They'll give a warning but not necessarily delete their account.  Only if they repeatedly cause problems or majorly violate the terms of agreement.  They may or may not work in conjuction with local law enforcement agencies.
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if you want we will start reporting you. then yahoo will stop you from coming here.\n\nremeber YA is here to stay but if it will affect your studies you may not afford it in future.\n\nif you do not need internet for you homework or studies try turning it off. if you live with your parents tell them about this problem and ask them to remind you to get off line and check you. your time is crusial at this stage.
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Can be  cut off from friends, also will have lots of trouble in school as teachers assume all students have internet access.  Before I had a computer I kept getting detentions for not doing homework I couldn't do.  I tried to do some homework at the library and ended up with a huge bill and got barred!
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Your asking for trouble. You shouldn't be attempting this on someone elses computer. Also, most public access computers will not accept the software anyway. Ask any librarian, bet you get tossed out....
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Perfectly possible. I do the exact same thing when I'm between school and home. You should have no problems with it.
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There is a logout button. It moves depending one where you are; usually near the top right. Logout then you will see "re-login to Yahoo" and you can login to your other account.
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Should I check it or not?\nIf you're concerned that other people might accidentally see your personalized Yahoo! pages, don't check the "Remember my ID on this computer" box. Make sure to click "Sign Out" and close your browser when you leave your computer. This will ensure that we ask for your Yahoo! ID and password the next time you access any of Yahoo!'s personalized services.\n\nIf you use a shared computer (in a library, Internet cafe, university, airport, or other common area) do not check the "Remember my ID on this computer" checkbox. \n\nWhat if I change my mind?\nYou can sign out of Yahoo!'s personalized services at any time by clicking the "Sign Out" link at the top of each personalized Yahoo! page. Once you've signed out, you can sign in again and choose whether your browser "remembers" or not.\n\nHow does this work?\nWe do this with something called a persistent cookie. More information can be found in Yahoo!'s Cookies category
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1. You are in a public forum asking us how to break the law.\n2. Yahoo records your i.p.\n3. Your school server records activity on the computer.\n\nHow bright is that?  Are you looking to be expelled, or go to jail?
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once you sign out of your email account ... you might want to clear your browser cache, history and cookies... from the computer you are using... this is especially a good practice to do if you are using a computer at a cafe or library...\nthe emails (browser pages) are collected in the temporary internet files/folder (some collect in the Temp folder) which will be deleted if you clear the browser cache as I mentioned above
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nothing your computer will run faster you'll have to log in again to all the sites that require a pass word, its good to clear out your cookies