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bearisgray 04-08-2023 06:11 AM

Pinteresr asking for date of birth
 
Tried to view links posted here for Pinterest.

Was asked for date of birth - and then got those calendar pages like when wants to make a reservation.

The site dropped me when I got into the 1990s

what is up with this?

If the site wants that info so badly, at least make it easy to post it.


OurWorkbench 04-08-2023 07:08 AM

hmmm, I haven't had that happen to me. I am using a Windows 10 laptop computer. Kind of newish for me. I know there is a popup on pinterest wanting you to sign in. That can be closed just by clicking on the "X"

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peaceandjoy 04-08-2023 04:34 PM

Yes, I have been saying "skip", but today it forced me to enter a date of birth.

I was on my phone, as I was at the store and wanted to look at a recipe to make sure I had all the ingredients. Entering was annoying. The months showing were March and April... My birthday is in June, but there was no way to go forward. After a minute, I realized I actually had to scroll BACKWARDS to get to June. And then scroll a LOT to get to 1960, lol.

The statement started with something about keeping younger users safe.

ElaineCovid 04-08-2023 04:54 PM

I got that message just tonight when I went to go to Pintrest. I skipped doing it and it let me proceed to where I wanted to go.

marsharini 04-09-2023 02:18 AM

I just put in a fake date and moved on.

dunster 04-09-2023 07:23 AM


Originally Posted by marsharini (Post 8596194)
I just put in a fake date and moved on.

I like this answer!

Terry in the ADK 04-09-2023 12:08 PM


Originally Posted by dunster (Post 8596237)
I like this answer!

unfortunately just like those”younger users “ they want to keep safe will do!

Quiltwoman44 04-09-2023 12:23 PM

yep, fake dates always.

Onebyone 04-10-2023 07:04 AM

I always use a fake name/address/birth/phone for site registration. Why doe anyone feel they need to use their real info for this stuff? The email I use for all online things is a free Google one and I used all fake info when I signed up. Years ago Google and Facebook didn't ask for confirmation of anything. Maybe now it does.

rjwilder 04-11-2023 03:39 AM

I never put in a real date of birth or any other private information. I don't want to be tracked by some web site that I just want to browse.


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