Thursday, March 31, 2016

Why is Yahoo hiding my information?

      The email I sent to Yahoo reads: "When I search my name on Yahoo (My name: Joel Anthony Zrolka/Joel Zrolka) I spell it with and without the middle name often, I noticed that in images there are actually no pictures of me. The only pictures you will find are of Joseph Casey and James Weber. There were 2 pictures that were relevant to me but not of me. If you go to Google and search my name there is plenty of pictures from my blog and Facebook page. You will also find a few pictures of me on Flickr which is actually owned by Yahoo. You would think that at least Flickr pictures would appear being that it is owned by Yahoo. Unless someone is working for Yahoo in my name you seem to be hiding who I really am for no apparent reason I would like to know why? When I search my sister Michele's name her picture comes up fine and my other sister Natalie comes up fine. Why is Yahoo hiding my information?"

      Search results in the search listing seem to be on target and present but, no picture of me. I don't understand. Google has plenty of actual search results on me why doesn't Yahoo? And now that I search a little more I realize that Microsoft has basically the same images as Yahoo with no actual images of me but of the same two people Joseph Casey and James Weber (I know who they are.)  It seems there is now information hoarding of sorts. I never asked for my information to be restricted in anyway. Why would Microsoft and Yahoo hide my information. I've been complaining about Fraud and Identity Theft for 3 years now, I can only imagine that my disdain for certain corporations (particularly Microsoft) in this country may have developed negative and adverse actions towards me. But stealing my identity? "Holding" is stealing especially when it has negative effects on the life of the person you're "holding" their identity for. You know what I'm talking about!

Two more questions... Since the Windows logo is on Yahoo as well does Microsoft now own Yahoo? I was Joelq once, don't you remember Yahoo?


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