Why It’s Time To Switch To Pinterest

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Pinterest could be a better alternative to Instagram for mental health. Social media can be a toxic place. Facebook is aware of the negative impact Instagram has on teens. While the tech company has tried to protect its young users, it hasn't had much success. It started a 'take a break' feature to prevent prolonged use. They knew that teens could get addicted, but not long after, it extended the 10-minute time limit to 30 minutes. As the Facebook whistleblower, Frances Haugen, has shown, the company cares more about profit than its users.

Teens are not the only user group that Instagram can be harmful for. According to a recent report by the Center for Countering Digital Hate, prominent women on the platform received abusive and harmful content in their DMs, and Instagram did nothing to stop it. So, why do users stay on the platform? It's still a social media site where people can promote their projects or work. But Reddit users are noticing that engagement is going down. So, if it's harmful and not producing results, it may be time to find another platform.

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Pinterest is an excellent alternative for women who want to share images. The company has extensive Community guidelines that help to keep its users safe. It has rules against adult content, exploitation and hateful activities. Each category is detailed, so there is no vagueness about what's allowed or not allowed on the site. For example, there is no pornography permitted. This includes "fetish imagery, vivid sexual descriptions, graphic depictions of sexual activity and images of nudity where the poses, camera angles, or props suggest pornographic intent." In addition, the guidelines