Calling all Yahoo users
Ray Valladares • October 1, 2016
By now you have heard the news.
Calling all Yahoo users. By now you have heard about the 500 million Yahoo accounts that we're hacked and the importance of changing your account password.
However, you may not know that you
should also unlink all your mobile devices which are connected to your account.
To change, recover or reset your Yahoo password, visit their help page
and follow the step by step instructions.
If you have forgotten your Yahoo password, you should use the Sign-in Helper
to
reset your Yahoo password and regain access to your account.
Remember, never use your birthday or a password from another account.
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