Pinterest has released a new alternative with a purpose to allow you to control your home feed in a miles better way. All this time Pinterest customers have been dealing with the problem of being spammed with the pics that they do no longer desire to peer. So now the case is one of a kind.
If you do no longer want to peer an image to your feed then all you have to do is to turn off the guidelines for positive topics. So simple, eh?
Pinterest customers can access home feed tuner with the aid of simply touring this web page pinterest edit. This feature will permit the users to forestall seeing Pins from the subject that they do no longer have any interest in
Starting today you’ll have one easy, comprehensive view of what contributes to the recommendations you see in your home feed. From here, you can toggle each input on or off to decide whether it should continue to inform what you see on your home feed. Flip on if you want to see more ideas, flip off if you’d rather not, whether because the content is sensitive or irrelevant.
However you now have the option to turn on recommendations if you want to see more about those topics like a surprise birthday party or board of gift ideas in your feed.
To get to the home feed tuner, go directly to pinterest.com/edit, or
On desktop click the button and select “Tune your home feed
On Android visit the settings icon on your profile page then select ‘Home Feed
On iOS go to your profile settings, then Account Settings and select Home Feed
Pin in your feed and wonder how it got there – you’re in luck. Now you can tap on the “…” under any Pin to see why you are seeing the Pin and to give feedback if you don’t like it. You can also share feedback on why you’ve hidden a Pin so we can learn not to show you similar ones in the future.
On the other hand, Pinterest is giving the key in your hand and making you in charge of opening and closing the doors for irreverent content. This will help users to get an amazing on-platform experience and get joy while they spend their time on Pinterest.
