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Pinterest has debuted a new bot for Facebook Messenger that makes it easy for you to pin new content to find.

In an attempt to combat hackers, Pinterest has just announced they are rolling out 2-step authentication to their social network. You can either get a code sent to you via SMS, or you'll need to use an authentication application like Google Authenticator.

Pinterest is rolling out a new update that makes it easier to discover a new recipe. You can search for an ingredient you want to use, and then set up some filters to help narrow down the results.

Pinterest has a Lens feature that lets the app try to identify an object that is in a photo you just took. The company has just announced a new update to this feature that will try to identify multiple items which are in the same photograph.

The developers behind the Pinterest application just announced a new update that will finally bring support for Nougat's App Shortcuts feature. This will let you quickly access parts of the application such as Lens, Explore, Search and Saved.

It's vital for social websites like Pinterest to deliver content you're interested in. Pinterest has been working on this lately and recently published a blog post that details how they're using AI and your smartphone camera to do just that.

Fleksy, a popular Android keyboard application was acquired back in June of last year by Pinterest. Since Pinterest did this for the talent (not the app), they have finally shut down the servers that were hosting the language packs.

Pinterest has debuted a new Explore section within the app to highlight curated content. You'll receive a new list of personal recommendations every day, which are based on your browsing history.

Pinterest has just announced its acquisition of Instapaper. Although the company will use Instapaper to make saving articles and pages even better, the deeper reason for the acquisition was for Instapaper's superior search technology.

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