fundamental UX feature missing: board search when pinning to be fair, I mostly do like the UX of the Pinterest app on Android. it's well designed and has some innovative features I wish some other apps adopted. why am I upset? in the past few years users have been requesting a search function in the boards when pinning something. I don't understand how something as simple as that isn't attended for by their UX team. it's such a key feature of the Pinterest experience—pinning things on boards. but they make it very hard by not allowing users to search through their boards to quickly find the destination of a new pin. this is a feature I use on end on the PC version (which by the may still does not support dark mode 😂).

Non existen support Non existen support. You keep on sending emails with no reply. Shameful really.

Content upload gets stuck at 50% As a content creator, Pinterest is somewhere at the bottom of the user-friendly platforms. Posts uploading process is paintful due to blockages at 50% that constantly occur. Our agency will stop posting on it.

I'm a 60 year old grandmother and I've… I'm a 60 year old grandmother and I've been a Pinterest user for quite a few years now. However I recently deleted the app from my phone due to the number of emails I've received regarding pin removal due to them being "against community guidelines" While I appreciate that Pinterest needs to police it's content to some degree I'm also aware that algorithms are not known for either intelligence or understanding nuance....but then neither are quite a few people. I'm also deeply concerned that you allow children of 13 to use your app. There is so much information available to show how highly addictive the kind of algorithms pushed by Pinterest are. I don't consider you can have any kind of "moral" high ground when you allow 13 year olds to access your product. Even if you remove every pin that might mildly offend anyone the very nature of what you offer is corrupted even if it's just an endless steam of puppies and kittens. P.S : if you consider a picture of a man wearing make up with no top on against your rules but allow thousands of male models in their pants the problem is definitely yours.

Pinterest supports known Scammers Pinterest knowingly and willingly allow scam artists on their platform. Complaints are received and responded to with a copy / paste answer. They know it and would rather make advertising revenue over protecting their subscriber base. They have dozens as we speak. Theyre not “looking into it” rather they are supporting it. I’m dedicating time and resources to expose their business practices.