Recently, we have figured out that Yahoo has been going through quite a few issues. These issues were not financial or anything of that sort, but instead Yahoo was having troubles with people and various other software systems trying to hack into their programs.
One of the most popular anti-ad blocker company till date is ClarityRay. This is also the company that Yahoo has thought of hiring to get the job done. I have personally looked up the reviews and ratings that this company has gotten and well it is just amazing.
I totally understand why Yahoo would trust this company, because it could literally get any job done and in no time. I am looking forward to hearing more about how this company performs with Yahoo. If, ClarityRay does good with Yahoo it will open up a ton of doors with itself and it will get a ton more business from other services.
While little is known about the ad security efforts that are mentioned in the recent acquisition statemtn, ClarityRay does promote ad-blocking protection on its own website.
Yahoo issued a statement to TechCrunch regarding the recent acquisition, explaining that they want to make Yahoo safe for their users, and also make sure that it is reliable and profitable for their partners. They hope that their partnership with ClarityRay will help them to achieve that, not just with anti ad-blocking features, but also with malware detection and malware prevention.
To date, the terms of the deal have not been officially disclosed, but analyst estimates suggest that the firm was acquired by Yahoo for a sum of between $15 and $25 million. ClarityRay have updated the privacy policy and terms and conditions on their own website to indicate that the website will be governed by Yahoo's privacy policy as of September 12th, 2014. It will be interesting to see how Yahoo moves forward with the software, and whether users are accepting of a change which could see their ad blockers become useless on the Yahoo site.
One of the most popular anti-ad blocker company till date is ClarityRay. This is also the company that Yahoo has thought of hiring to get the job done. I have personally looked up the reviews and ratings that this company has gotten and well it is just amazing.
I totally understand why Yahoo would trust this company, because it could literally get any job done and in no time. I am looking forward to hearing more about how this company performs with Yahoo. If, ClarityRay does good with Yahoo it will open up a ton of doors with itself and it will get a ton more business from other services.
While little is known about the ad security efforts that are mentioned in the recent acquisition statemtn, ClarityRay does promote ad-blocking protection on its own website.
Yahoo issued a statement to TechCrunch regarding the recent acquisition, explaining that they want to make Yahoo safe for their users, and also make sure that it is reliable and profitable for their partners. They hope that their partnership with ClarityRay will help them to achieve that, not just with anti ad-blocking features, but also with malware detection and malware prevention.
To date, the terms of the deal have not been officially disclosed, but analyst estimates suggest that the firm was acquired by Yahoo for a sum of between $15 and $25 million. ClarityRay have updated the privacy policy and terms and conditions on their own website to indicate that the website will be governed by Yahoo's privacy policy as of September 12th, 2014. It will be interesting to see how Yahoo moves forward with the software, and whether users are accepting of a change which could see their ad blockers become useless on the Yahoo site.
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