In 2017 Quora finally overtook Yahoo Answers according to Google Trends: Many people ask questions on the Web, especially on search engines like Google but also on social media. Even in cases where they don’t ask a literal question containing a question mark most queries are indeed questions as well!

Deleting questions is as simple as selecting the question at the top (the 6 dots : : :), then click the trash can at the bottom to delete.

Yes, with our help. You cannot delete your question yourself but we are happy to delete your question for you if you would like. Include the email address you used to post your question and a link to your question. We’ll delete your question from the Q&A forum.

Delete a question

1. Sign in to Yahoo Answers.
2. Open your question.
3. Click Edit | select Delete question.
4. Click Delete again to confirm.

How to delete a Yahoo account

1. Sign in to your Yahoo account termination page with the Yahoo ID you want to delete.
2. Read the information about the account termination and click Continue.
3. Enter your Yahoo password to confirm your identity and click Yes, delete this account.
4. Click I understood.

If it’s about relationships, answers have ≈15% chance of being a reliable. Otherwise it has a 87% chance of being reliable. Yahoo typically gives decent advice, but a lot of answers have agendas. There are a lot of people who are clearly not trying to give a serious or legitimate answer on Yahoo.

Manage Location Services on Android Even outside of Google’s dashboards and timelines, Android users can better control location tracking right from their phone. Open Settings > Google > Location and turn off Use Location.

Use a VPN (such as HMA! Pro VPN), to stop Google from tracking you. As soon as you connect to the VPN, everything you do online is anonymous. Any websites you visit, any online searches you carry out on Google, Yahoo or Bing are out of sight.

Google says it tracks your location from apps to provide “better recommendations, and more personalized experiences in Maps, Search, and other Google services.”

You might see a privacy reminder from Google when you use a Google service. To be consistent with data protection laws, we’re asking Google users to review and agree to certain key points of our Privacy Policy.