If you’re an avid Flickr user who prefers to connect via a Google or Facebook account, your days are officially numbered. Following through on an announcement made in March, Yahoo will strip Flickr of ...

Today on Flickr’s blog, the company announced it will now let users log in with their Facebook account. Two days ago, we reported that Yahoo! opened up its log in to both Google and Facebook ids. It’s ...

Yahoo recently indicated via its support pages that it will soon no longer support Facebook or Google login for Flickr. Yahoo first revealed plans to remove Facebook/Google login back in March. Yahoo ...

For the most part, we're taught from a young age to try and work well with others. Sharing, caring, and not hogging all of the spotlight is generally in one's best interest. So much for that. Yahoo ...

The change is meant to make its products stand out from competitors and grow idle revenue numbers. Yahoo Inc. is ditching the option for users of photo-sharing service Flickr to sign in via Google and ...

This is a welcome change for Flickr users who reportedly didn`t like the login system introduced in 2007, two years after Yahoo acquired the website. Flickr recently extended the February 5 deadline ...

Yahoo earlier this year announced plans to phase out Google- and Facebook-based sign-in from its services. The feature was initially removed from a sports service and now it is Flickr’s turn, after ...

As of June 30, Yahoo will eliminate Flickr's social media login options, instead requiring everyone to have a Yahoo ID. Existing users should receive an email from Yahoo, warning of the impending ...