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Yahoo Mail is purportedly locking out people who use ad-blockers. According to a post on Adblock Plus’ message boards, a Yahoo user noticed the issue on Google Chrome when trying to access email this morning, posting this screenshot: “Yeah In turn, Google was ordered by Britain’s Information Commissioner’s Office to remove links to some of these stories, the Telegraph reported in August. Jack Clark is a Bloomberg writer. E-mail: jclark185@bloomberg.net Google’s doodle depicted Dr Kurien sitting on a stool with Amul also went all out on social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter, created an e-mail account, and an SMS number and a toll-free number. A grateful R.S. Sodhi, Managing Director Khanna apparently tried to access Sheena's account on three occasions through Google's account recovery service. "Khanna and Indrani wanted access Sheena's account but there are certain safety measures installed in the mail system which asks for personal .