Pinterest Announce Secret Boards In Time For The Holidays
Pinterest have announced via their blog that they are putting out a feature where users will be able to create secret boards.
When a user pins something to their secret board, it won’t show up anywhere else on Pinterest and can only be seen on your secret boards.
Users can create up to three secret boards which users can then choose to either remain secret, or invite friends and family to contribute to the boards.
The site is hoping to become more useful for its users by allowing them some privacy in what
As one of Pinterest’s most frequently asked for features, the site have announced that these boards will be released throughout the day and will also be accessible via smart phones and tablets.
This seems to be perfect timing for the new feature with Christmas fast approaching and the secret boards being ideal to hide gift ideas and events from others.
Do you think these are a useful addition? Will you be taking advantage of them leading up to Christmas?
Let us know in the comments or on Twitter.
Daniel Barr
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Pinterest Announce Secret Boards In Time For The Holidays
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