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Users who have been banned are permanently barred from re-registering unless Pinterest affirmatively and discretionarily grants written permission, giving Pinterest unilateral control over re-access.
If your account was disabled for violations of Terms, policies, or legal reasons, you cannot create a new account unless Pinterest grants express written permission—something Pinterest has no obligation to provide.
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Authorized Users may not make their individual accounts accessible to other Customer personnel or to third parties
Shared Users can answer and receive alerts, view video recordings, and modify their personal alert settings, but they cannot delete videos, delete devices, or change device settings.
Once your account is created, you will not be able to change the country or region code associated with your account.
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"If we've previously disabled your account for violating these Terms, any of our policies or for legal reasons, you will not create a new Pinterest account without our express written permission, which is provided at our sole discretion.— Excerpt from Pinterest's Pinterest Terms of Service
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Users who have been banned are permanently barred from re-registering unless Pinterest affirmatively and discretionarily grants written permission, giving Pinterest unilateral control over re-access.
If your account was disabled for violations of Terms, policies, or legal reasons, you cannot create a new account unless Pinterest grants express written permission—something Pinterest has no obligation to provide.
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