Now that Pinterest is in bed with advertisers, I notice that the sponsored pins I see are tied to what I’m viewing and searching for on Pinterest. Creepy. How can I prevent that violation of my privacy? Or can I??
Used to be there was a “+” button right on the top bar of Pinterest that let me upload and add photos and content of my own. Easy. But now it’s gone! How do I upload new material to my Pinboards?
I installed the new Pinterest “Pin In” button into my Google Chrome web browser and now every time I move the cursor over an image a stupid little “pin it” button shows up. I hate it. How do I go back to the original non-intrusive Pinterest button?
I’m one of a group of contributors to a Pinterest board focused on parenting and it’s frustrating that Pinterest doesn’t notify me when other members add new pins. Is there a way that Pinterest can email em when things are added to the shared Pinboard?
I don’t get what the big deal is about Pinterest. I signed up, followed a few dozen people, and whenever I go the content’s boring. How do I find interesting pins, pinners, users, whatever they’re called, so that Pinterest becomes more engaging?
I love Pinterest. There’s always tons of interesting stuff and amazing photos. I want to share them with my friends and mostly my Mom but she doesn’t want to join Pinterest. Is there an easy way I can share my favorite pins with her anyway?
Every so often I see a pin on Pinterest that someone’s uploaded and it has comments from others. Yet when I look at pins I see the “repin” and the “like” button, but no comment button. How do you add a comment to a Pinterest pin?
I know it’s a basic question, but while I know how to upload and post images to Pinterest, I’d like to also be able to share or “repin” existing images that my friends have already posted to Pinterest. How do I do that?
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