Yesterday my email said I need sign back in. Session has expired. I try sign back in not let me. I do what say do. So get laptop and try there. When click to set new pass takes me to Verizon phone web site. I have tried lots of things nothing. Said wait 24 hours I locked out. So I waited till tonight. Still same. When get code in text it say on no (something like that). Below that say yahoo needs update. Can anyone help. It mail email I need back in.
Sign into your account.
Click "Mail Options" in the upper right-hand area of the page.
Click on "Account Information" in the far left-hand column of the Mail Options page.
Enter your password to verify your account on the following page.
On the "Review My Account Information" page, click on the "Edit" button to the right of Member Information.
Under General Preferences toward the bottom of the page, select your "Prompt for Password" setting in the pull-down menu.
Click the "Finish" button to save your changes.
Please note that opening another browser window and logging into a second Yahoo! Mail account will automatically sign you out of the first. When you return to the first account, clicking on any link will give you the "your login session has expired" message.
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There are a number of reasons why your cookie may not be set properly. We have listed the possible reasons and their solutions below. We recommend trying the steps in order as they are listed from easiest to fix to most difficult.
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