Legal Rights & Agreement Rules · Context
This page applies to residents of U.S. states with State Privacy Laws and supplements the Privacy Policy
Pinterest says this page applies to you if you live in a U.S. state that has a State Privacy Law, which it defines as state privacy laws that grant residents certain rights and require specific disclosures. It names California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Oregon, Montana, Texas, Utah and Virginia as examples ("such as"), so the list is not presented as complete. The page supplements Pinterest's Privacy Policy rather than replacing it, and it also serves as Pinterest's California Notice at Collection. The tables and descriptions on the page explain the information in the Privacy Policy, using categories required under some of the State Privacy Laws.
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Some U.S. states have enacted privacy laws that grant their residents certain rights and require specific disclosures (“State Privacy Laws”).
applies to you if you reside in a state governed by a State Privacy Law, such as California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Oregon, Montana, Texas, Utah, or Virginia
This page supplements our [Privacy Policy](https://policy.pinterest.com/privacy-policy) and
This page also serves as our California Notice at Collection.
uses categories required under some of the State Privacy Laws to explain our general collection, use, and disclosure activities
Qualifications & exceptions
- Applies only if you reside in a state governed by a State Privacy Law; the named states are examples, not a closed list.
- Supplements the Privacy Policy; it does not replace it.
Not stated here
- The Privacy Policy this page supplements is linked but not supplied here, so its terms are not part of this analysis.
- The page does not name every state it treats as having a State Privacy Law.
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Legal Rights & Agreement Rules · Company practice
Information may go to law enforcement, government agencies, researchers or others for legal purposes
For legal purposes, Pinterest discloses information to law enforcement agencies, government agencies, researchers or other parties in compliance with laws, rules or regulations. Researchers appear in this list alongside authorities, tied to legal compliance.
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For legal purposes, with law enforcement agencies, government agencies, researchers, or other parties in compliance with laws, rules, or regulations
Qualifications & exceptions
- Stated as for legal purposes and in compliance with laws, rules or regulations.
Not stated here
- Which laws or programs lead to disclosure to researchers is not stated.
Legal Rights & Agreement Rules · Procedure
If Pinterest denies a rights request you can appeal, then contact your state attorney general
If Pinterest denies your request to exercise any of these rights, you may appeal by following the instructions in Pinterest's response or by emailing privacy-support@pinterest.com. If you have concerns about the result of an appeal, you may contact the attorney general in the state where you live.
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Appeal. If we deny your request to exercise any of the above-mentioned rights, you may appeal our decision by following the instructions we provide in our response to you or send an email to privacy-support@pinterest.com.
If you have concerns about the results of an appeal, you may contact the attorney general in the state where you reside.
Qualifications & exceptions
- The appeal is available when Pinterest denies a request.
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- Appeal timelines are not stated.
Legal Rights & Agreement Rules · Context
California request metrics are published on a separate CCPA Metrics Disclosure page
Pinterest says the CCPA requires it to disclose certain metrics about the requests it receives, such as how many specific requests it received from California residents in the last calendar year, and points to a separate CCPA Metrics Disclosure page. That page is linked but not supplied here, so the metrics themselves are not part of this analysis.
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The CCPA requires us to disclose certain metrics about the various requests we get, such as how many specific requests we received from California residents in the last calendar year.
Qualifications & exceptions
- The metrics are on a separate linked page.
Not stated here
- The CCPA Metrics Disclosure page and its numbers are not supplied.
- The CCPA is named as an external law; its requirements are not supplied or interpreted here.
Legal Rights & Agreement Rules · Context
The page was last updated in April 2025
The page states it was last updated in April 2025. The 12-month advertising-sharing period is described as "the preceding 12 months" without a separate start date.
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Last updated: April 2025
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- No exact day of update is given.