Yahoo! JAPAN Services Discontinued in EEA and​ UK

As of‌ April ​6, 2022, Yahoo! JAPAN​ services are no longer accessible to‍ users within the⁣ European Economic Area (EEA) and ⁣the United kingdom. Yahoo! ⁢JAPAN cited difficulties in‍ maintaining‌ a consistent service environment in these regions as the reason‍ for⁣ the‌ discontinuation.

Continued access from Japan

Users accessing⁤ the internet from within‌ Japan will still‌ have full access to all ⁤Yahoo! JAPAN services.

Limited Service Availability

While‌ most services are discontinued,‌ some ⁣Yahoo! JAPAN ​Mail⁤ functions may still be available, albeit with restrictions.⁤ Details regarding these limitations are available ⁢(in‍ Japanese only) via a linked resource.

Yahoo! JAPAN has apologized for ‌any disruption caused⁢ by this change.

Yahoo! JAPAN Services Discontinued in EEA and⁢ UK: Q&A

As of April 6, 2022, ⁣Yahoo! JAPAN services​ are no longer accessible to European Economic Area (EEA) and United Kingdom users. Here’s a breakdown of what‍ this means:

Frequently Asked Questions

Why were Yahoo! JAPAN services discontinued in teh EEA and UK?

Yahoo! JAPAN stated that maintaining a consistent⁢ service habitat in these regions ⁤proved arduous. This likely relates to compliance with the various regulations and laws​ within the EEA and the UK.

Can I still access Yahoo! JAPAN if I’m in Japan?

Yes! Users accessing the internet from japan will still have‌ full access to ⁢all Yahoo! JAPAN services.‌ So, if you’re planning a trip to‍ the Land of the ‍Rising Sun, you’re in luck!

Are‌ there any Yahoo! JAPAN ‌services still available in the EEA and UK?

Limited Yahoo! JAPAN ⁤Mail functions ⁢might still⁣ be ⁢accessible, though with restrictions.‍ More details (in ⁣Japanese) are available via a linked resource (not provided in the ⁣original article).

What if I have‍ a Yahoo! JAPAN⁣ account and live in the ⁢EEA or UK?

Sadly, access⁣ to most services is blocked. If you have crucial data or emails, you may ⁣want to explore options​ for accessing or transferring them if possible, though this will likely be challenging.

What does “EEA” stand for?

The European Economic Area (EEA) includes the countries of the European⁤ Union (EU), plus Iceland, liechtenstein, and Norway. The UK is no⁢ longer part of the EEA after‍ brexit.

This‌ change is a significant disruption for former yahoo! JAPAN users in the EEA and UK. While⁤ access is limited, users must now⁢ consider alternative​ options.