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Some of these activities may be considered "targeted advertising" "sharing" or "selling" as those terms are defined under certain state privacy laws in the US. You can opt out of Pinterest using and disclosing your information for these purposes.

Depending on where you live, and your privacy settings, we share data for advertising and related purposes, including showing you ads about Pinterest on third-party services, enabling partners to show you ads both on and off Pinterest, and helping advertisers understand how ads on Pinterest perform.

we disclose information such as cookie IDs, your IP address, or a hashed version of your email address to third parties, such as Facebook Ads, Google Marketing Platform, and others who may combine that information with other information they already have about you and deliver ads about Pinterest to you.

we use your activity—such as which Pins you click on, terms you search for, boards you create, and any text that you add in a comment or description—along with other information you've provided when you first signed up and information from our partners and advertisers to make inferences about you and your preferences.

Improve the products and services of our family of companies and offer new features. For example, using information to train, develop and improve our technology such as our machine learning models, regardless of when Pins were posted. This includes, for example, Pinterest's body type technology, which is trained on images in Pins posted to our Services. Pinterest also has features that are supported by generative artificial intelligence technology.