To provide you with the most inspirational, personalized experience on Pinterest, we use information about your activity off and on Pinterest. For example, if we see you’re into cooking based on what you save on Pinterest, we may suggest food-related Pins, boards, or people we think you might like. You can update your privacy and data sharing settings to adjust how we share and use certain information.
From your
Option | Use case |
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Use info from sites you visit | Controls how we use data collected on other websites and apps through our chrome extension and widgets to improve |
Use of partner info | Controls how we use info from our partners for |
Ads about Pinterest | Controls if we can use your Pinterest activity to show you ads about |
Activity for ads reporting | Controls if we can share info about you and your Pinterest activity with advertisers, to help them to |
Sharing info with partners | Controls if we can share info about you and your Pinterest activity with our partners to improve the third-party ads you’re shown on Pinterest. (If you’re located in the EU, this setting doesn’t apply to you.) |
Use of Pinterest activity | Controls if we can use your Pinterest activity to show you more relevant ads on Pinterest. |
Note: Minors in the EU and UK will automatically be opted out of all ads personalization settings. You’ll be opted in when you turn 18, but you can adjust this in your settings at any time.
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If you’d like, you can
If you're located in the EU, you can choose whether Pinterest can use certain data to personalize the ideas you see. This data includes things like Pins you've clicked on before, demographic information, and your Pinterest search history. To manage this setting, find Inferred signals about you, then check or uncheck the box or toggle the switch.
If you’re located in the EU or UK, you can adjust your cookie preferences in your privacy settings by selecting Edit under Cookie Preferences.
You can
You can
You can save Pins to a